Week 20--Canje, Guyana

Elder Fisher--Week 1

Hello Family,

What is happening?  I hope everyone is doing swell. Grace, that's a pretty good job you're doing there as Amelia Bedelia.  You're pretty brave to do forensics. I always thought it was super scary. Cooper, you are soooooooo lucky. I never got an expander or braces for Christmas. When can I get that? Payton, I heard that the nativity has a nice twist because of you. Good man. Well done. So we will be Skyping from a member's house here. We don't know what time yet, but it will be sometime on Christmas Day. Probably in the morning. Don't worry Dad, It's still pretty warm here.  No one has been able to go ice fishing here yet either. I'm super excited that you will have a baptism of a family in December.  In our mission, we call that a white Christmas. I found out that I will get to go to Bath to see the baptism of Brother Terry and his family. I am so excited. December 23rd will be a glorious day. I hope no more skunks get into the Christofferson's yard. I love you all so much, and I am looking forward to talking with you for 40 minutes on Christmas. 

Love,

Elder Hanni

A Canadian making Canadian Bacon. Turns out, they don't have it in Canada. 

My sweet flat roof house! 

I give it two thumbs up and a bike. 

The Church!! 

Week 19--Canje, Guyana

Elder Fisher--Week 1

Hello Family,

Well, it has been a pretty good week. On Thursday, I was transferred to Canje. I am now with Elder Fisher. He's from Alberta, Canada. He's pretty funny, and we're having a good time. I now go to the actual church building in Berbice. It is pretty nice. We live on the same street as it, so we get to walk to church now. I'll take a picture of it for you. Payton, your gingerbread house looks like a house in Guyana. It has stilts and everything. Nice job. Grace I hope everything that you are doing at school is manageable, and I hope you get a part in the play. Cooper, that's an awesome nativity. That's really cool that you had some investigators at church. Mom and Dad, you should go with the missionaries to teach them. It makes such a difference, and they will come back to church again. I am loving it here, and I hope that I will be able to learn this new area. It is kind of crazy to have moved away from Bath. I miss it there, but I know that the people here will be wonderful too. I have already met a few of them, and they are amazing. By the way Dad, we don't knock on doors when we contact. There are fences around every house, so we go to the gate and call, "Inside," and the people come out and talk to us. It's pretty fun. I hope you have a wonderful week and love you all.

Love,

Elder Hanni

This is a totally girly bike, and it keeps breaking. 

My bedspread is awesome, huh Cooper?

A GIANT TOASTER! 

ANOTHER SHOT OF THE GIANT TOASTER!