New York Is An Interesting Place...

I've said it before... New York is a very interesting place. No telling what you might see next!!

Fire Island P-Day - Reprise

We went to the Fire Island Lighthouse for P-Day. It was neat. I love to go out there. We decided to play "dress-up" with the old-time costumes.
Jennie was back for Luis' trip to the Temple and she went with us. It was great to see her and she can still make the goofy faces.
Here we are: The lighthouse keeper, the "wife??" and the sailor. I think we look GREAT!
The Elders decided they wanted to play, too. Don't they make a cute couple???

What's New...

It's been an interesting couple of weeks since the last post from Bay Shore. Sister B. is keeping busy (aside from a brief bout with bronchitis) and still being Sister B!

	Me and Sister Calderon. This is what you call "companionship!
	One of the less-actives we visit has BIRDS! They are a lot of fun... if they don't poop on your shoulder...
	Sister Calderon pumping gas!
	This is the result of trying to take a picture in the mirror! But it shows a "pad hug" anyway!
	And this, ladies and gentlemen, demonstrates what happens when Sister Brown puts aluminum foil-wrapped goodie in microwave. Makes a MESS! She is the resident wacko in our pad. Everybody has one... or two...
	It seems really weird to have such a short time left! I only have 56 days left! Sister Sorenson "counted down" for me last week!

Happy 24th Birthday!

I had a neat birthday. When I got up on Saturday morning, my padmates had decorated for me. It was really nice of them and I love them for it!

	This is the wall in our study area. Cool!
	And these are the presents and cards they made/got for me!
	Luis took us to Gino's for lunch. It was a lot of fun. I really love this guy; he is turning into a super member!
	This is Hermana (Sister) Calderon, my new comp. I'm not sure what you call what she had to eat, but it was NASTY!

And that was my birthday!

Easter at Oscar's!

Easter was a really great day! Got to watch conference... it was AMAZING! Of course it always is... and have dinner with Oscar and his family! Oscar treated me to Columbian sausages... My fav! I was so happy! I think I ate more than I should have, but I only get them once in a while, so I decided to live a little! We also had steak, chicken, rice, pasta, veggies, and pico de gallo. I am going to miss this spanish food!

	Oscar and Erika had us for Easter dinner. It was great! Felt just like being with family!
	Oscar at the BBQ doing his thing!
	Keilly and me! Erika's little girl!
	Ishanti came from Jamaica to spend Easter with me!
	Oscar taking a break from the BBQ!

Bring on the Bar-B-Q!!

Brother and Sister Danner made dinner for us, and the RIBS! BEST EVER!

This is Brother and Sister Danner, the Chefs!
	The ribs... before we got after them.
	Elder Edwards and me. WE WERE STUFFED!!

We had a great time and the food was so wonderful!

FINALLY! PICTURES!

Ever since Heather lost Sister Frodsham as a companion, there have been very few pictures; thus, the posts have not been as frequent or as detailed as they were when there were pictures. But Heather has finally sent more pictures, so here we go!

First: Montauk. This is sunrise at Montauk. The other missionary in the picture is Sister Montano.

Heather and one of the children in Bay Shore Ward. Heather loves purple... can you tell?

New york is a weird place. I've seen tagged stop signs before, but this one is really unusual.
Click on the picture to see the full-sized one and you can read what's there.

It's almost St. Paddy's day, and so Cowgirl Heather has found the right hat to wear! LOL!

Heather reports she only has two transfers (6 weeks each) and 2 weeks to go! WOW! Has the time really flown by, or what!??!?? It's wonderful that she is having such a great experience, but we'll be glad to have her come home.