Sisters (L to R) Morris, Mills, and Stastny

For the mission Christmas conference these sisters wrote and performed a parody

of Frozen's, "Let it Go." View their video by clicking on this link.

The missionaries exchanged white elephant gifts at the mission Christmas conference. Sister St. Onge's gift was unusual. Notice the cookie with green frosting in her right hand. All of the mission vehicles have GPS devices that track driving practices, such as speeding and aggressive driving. A green score means that Church standards were met. Grades are given every six weeks. When the whole mission scores green the missionaries get cookies. The mission has achieved three all-green scores out of the four six-week grading periods since the devices were installed.

Sisters Nichols and Stastny found this street sign while tracting.

A winter wonderland last week.

Video of falling snow in the winter wonderland.

We took this photo at night. Street lights were reflecting off the snow like crystal.

Our landlord's son-in-law plowed our driveway and sidewalk as we left for the office.

Winter has its advantages.

We "Love Snow."

The Hendersons let us use their pencil Christmas tree.

Our pencil tree top up close.

Sandy decorated this tree for the office.

Elder and Sister Burnett are from Arizona. She is the referral secretary and he is the finance secretary.

The assistants and I realized that we had the same WalMart sweater.

 

Repairing crashed mission vehicles is an expensive endeavour. This Toyota hood emblem was broken in a front end crash and cost $640 Canadian to replace. Ironically, this emblem is part of the accident avoidance system. Fortunately, none of our missionaries have been injured in accidents since we've been here. In the last month there have been eight accidents due to icy road conditions.

Elders Wells and Perfecto sent a photoraph of their reminder to "drive with Kerr."