RIP Sister Christensen

Hi!!! Ok so it has been a fun week!! We have had to do lots of paper work like, logistical stuff. With all the missionary boundaries changing, we've had to exchange lots of info from other missionaries and transfer stuff from one area book to another, change our phone contacts, make new maps, and use lots of white-out!!!

free hot dogs cause missionaries get them fo freeee :)

One of the hardest things has been finding everyone's address. So Barnwell was rural, but nothing compared to Vauxhaul and Hays. These are tinyyyyyy places, 30-45 minutes from the "city" of Taber. Let me remind you... Taber has 8000 people that live there. And they tell me that there's too many people there.......!!!!!! Like, Hays has 163 people. So you could say finding people to teach is interesting.....

Del :) cutest investigator ever!!

Hahaha so Sister Lane was showing me around Vauxhaul before I took over the area. She was giving me directions to write down and was like "ok you'll go 15 minutes, then turn right at the house on stilts, you'll go down a gravel road for 3 kilometers and then see a small shack, turn right there. Then you'll see a bunch of trees, and it's the first house on the right through the forest, can't miss it." And I'm like WAAAAAAT!!!!!!! So this has been quite the experience!!!!!!!!!!!

Sister Russell!!! :))

But in other news-- I got to go up to Calgary for a trainers meeting! It was pretty fun seeing all the missionaries! On Thursday, 37 missionaries will go home (including Sister Christensen ) and 29 new ones come in!!! So tomorrow I will watch my companion die, and my new companion be born. The circle of life is a beautiful thing.

last district meeting of the transfer.

All the Sisters who are training and Sister Miles!

Love ya, HAGS.

(Have a great summer!)