Transfers are every 6 weeks. They come around really fast and I guess that is a good thing. We just send a group home, welcome another in and it then it is time to do it all again. It is a lot of work for everyone, but it is a fun and exciting time.
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| Going home!! |
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| Elder Belnap |
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| Goodbye |
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| Here we come! |
Our trip to the kente village where they weave the kente and sell cool kente things. They are a little weird about us taking pictures though, so we didn't get many. We could try weaving kente if we wanted. I didn't want to try. Cooper took us, so these are pictures of Sister Cooper working the loom and Brother Cooper and their baby.
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| Sister Cooper weaving. You use your hands and feet. Too hard for me. |
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| Man that works there |
The next day he took us to the Central Market. Sister Palmer and I shopped for more fabric. We still didn't get very far in because it is so big.
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| This is medicine. Something for whatever ails a person |
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| Veronica works at the mission home. She had twins in July. |
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| I don't know how they get those babies on their backs without dropping them. You can see that I was nervous so I was holding her on. |
Dear Elder and Sister Reiss,
ReplyDeleteForgive me for using your blog to contact you. I have a Facebook friend who lives in Dormaa Ahenkro who's asked to meet with missionaries. I sent his info using the referral page at mormon.org back in October, but no one has yet contacted him (I checked just a few minutes ago), not even by phone. If you are able to email me at brett.baker@anu.edu.au, I would love to get his details to you. Many thanks!