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Newbie, oldie and greenie :) Transfers part three.

 Hello there!

I have had a few days to adjust to the new situation where three of my children have left my city... (They left yesterday but I saw them the last time on Thursday last week.) It is still a little difficult to think  that they are gone. All three wrote in my friend book, really nice :) Elder Frantz left for Turku, Elder Stratford left for Oulu and sister Logan went to Mikkeli.We got back elder Carlson who was here last year too, sister Faddis and a greenie whom I have not yet met.

Sister Faddis is the newbie, Elder Carlson is the oldie and the greenie is umm, the greenie :) 

Yesterday we had game night at church. We played my game that I bought a while ago: LABYRINTH. It is so fun. I came second to last in every game lol. Elder Heaton is so smart, he won every game he was in. After game night we threw a tennis ball with the missionaries and it was good, because I have really bad physical condition... Missionaries make everything more fun! LOL. (Even excersize) HAHHAH! :D 

Tomorrow we have pancake night. 

Today the sun is shining and I am having a day of rest and relaxation :) I think I will read, clean my home and maybe organize my Barbie collection. I have collected Barbies since I was a little girl, I never stopped lol.

We had a horrible snow storm for a few days and I could not go anywhere because I have problems walking and I use a walker outside and get often stuck in the snow when trying to plow through the snow...

My mom and dad live in Jakobstad/Pietarsaari and they have a new missionary there too... I don't know who it is yet though. Their ward is bilingual (Swedish and Finnish) so the missionaries who are sent there are given a little extra language challenge because it is good to know Swedish there too...

They used to send missionaries from the Swedish mission to Jakobstad a long time ago. So one from the Finland mission and one from the Sweden mission. What an interesting time that was... I don't remember how long it was like that.

More later! :)

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