I probably won’t always be able to send this many photos, but it was Christmas so
it’s special.
I think I told you about a heavenly crepe and smoothie haven in Ebetsu
before. We went so often that we became
good friends with the owners! They moved
in December so we took a picture with them before they left.
On Christmas Eve all of the missionaries in Sapporo met together for
games and celebration before going out caroling. One of the games we played was with balls.
We also did a gift exchange – when I opened my first gift (in a highly
suspicious MacDonalds bag, but it piqued my curiosity)… I was surprised to find
a head! One of the Elders had bought it
at a second hand store. Just when I was
wondering what I would do with it, it got stolen by an Elder who wants to
become a hair stylist. It was perfect,
haha. I ended up with a cute keychain
backpack filled with candy.
Christmas picture with President Evans and Northrup Shimai.
For Christmas from the Elders all the Sisters got scarves. (Elders got ties). We had fun.
On the subway to go caroling.
All the missionaries kind of took over…
The German Christmas town in the city with lights.
On Christmas day we had District meeting. It was the last day with everybody, so our
transfer picture turned Christmassy.
White Christmas!
We got a huge box of presents (mostly food) from the ward.
Christmas just happened to be an English class day, so we ate Christmas
cake and spoke English and took a group pic for the end of the year.
On New Year’s we had dinner at a
fabulous family’s house, the Fujita’s.
One of our investigators came too!
At the Messiah concert I was able to meet one of my favorite Atsubetsu
English class families! Love them.
At the “transfer spot” in Sapporo Eki.
The famous Asahikawa penguins!
They are so close. One posed for
Nishime Choro.
The Asahikawa Elders and Sisters plus Memu Chan, a member, at the zoo.
We always talked about Ruby (our dog) being like a polar bear… So I had to send this for Dad! The polar bears were super active here and
playing around with balls and running and then sliding down an icy hill.
You can get super close to the animals here. It’s cool.
All of the missionaries have a year pass, (it’s like $2 more than the
regular one…) so we’ll probably be back there soon!
That's it for now. Love you all!
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