It sounds like you all had a very
eventful week! I do love good stories!! Even better when they involve flat
tires! For some reason when I heard you were going to Brian and Annie’s for
Thanksgiving I forgot the fact that they are actually half way across the
country now, not just in Logan! haha and just to remind you American's that
thanksgiving isn't exactly a Finnish holiday (I'm not sure how much they know
about the Mayflower and the Indians teaching the pilgrims how to farm) but we
did cook a dinner as a district and had some members over. We also lucked out
with some thanksgiving leftovers at President's house when we had
leadership meetings! Dad you are one lucky guy pulling favors from Santa
like that! I want to see a picture of your 3 wheel trailer ;) Trasie sounds
like she was really concerned sprawled out on the back seat. Glad you all made
it home safe. That's a lot of miles! . . .
Trasie I am way proud of your
planning skills with your twirp story! Way to be spontaneous and ambitious! Fun
that you made shirts for his sisters as well. Way too good! If only you could
all have had camouflage bear shirts...;)
I am doing fantastic. The weather is
great; the Finns can't wait for it to snow. I still haven't decided. Had a
great appointment last night. They are an awesome family, met a lot of their
friends. Probably who I will spend Christmas with. . . . reminds me of Mr. B. He is also a 5th grade
teacher and bald. Funny guy. We
have an appointment tonight with the family we met one of my first weeks here.
They have 2 kids and I am very excited. Hopefully it goes well!
Dad what would a visit to Brian's be
without some kind of project?!?! Always sure to be quality time. Mom for thanksgiving Sister Mortensen (the
couple missionaries here) made yams with apples. Reminded me of the one you do,
it was really good! . . .
This past week I was able to go to
the temple with sister kens for the last time before she goes home. This week
she is gone for a few days to help with Training in Helsinki with President
Rawlings so it is up to me and Sister Bunting to take care of Turku for a few
days! It's a miracle to realize how capable we are and yet how young we are.
The Lord truly does work miracles. We're looking forward to an exciting week! I
hope you all have a great week, I love you. Rakaudella, Sisar Heggie
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