More goodbyes at the train station. We are saying goodbye to several of our missionaries every 6 weeks.

 Sisters Forsberg, Bos and Grossen

 Elders Bos and Killpack and Sister Bos

 Our missionaries and their smiling faces!! Elders Seewar and Carter (looking at camera)

The wind kicked up.  Sister Bos with Elders Johnson and Bos

Miscellaneous pictures of our wonderful missionaries over the last several months.

 Train Station goodbye for Sister Cook. Far left: Sister Wilkes (gone home), Sister Cook (gone home), Sister Poll (gone home), Sister Bos, Sister Strihavka (at Temple Square now) and Sister Gardner 

 Elders Killpack and Rahlf, our zone leaders, jazzing up on the piano during lunch.

 Sisters Puckett, Poll, Selph, Forsberg, Despain and Elder Despain

 Elders Johnson, Brady (in back), Henry, Carter, Mantle, Quinton and Donald

 Bowling with the district - here it's call Kegel. It has nine pins and a much smaller ball. Elders Johnson, Bos, Sisters Grossen and Forsberg, Elders Rahlf, LaPlant, Faux, Killpack and Wilkerson.

 Dinner at our house - Elders Rahlf, Tholen, Sisters Grossen and Staack, Elders Griffey and Faux 

 Ritter Sport Factory - can't get enough Ritter Sport chocolate!!! 

Elders Sorensen, Bliss, Gappmayer, Bates, Hadfield and Wahl on the guitar.

 Elders Hunt, Ringger, Adam, Wiberg, Bos and Sisters Bishop, Earnshaw, Bos 

 We all had our blue skirts on this day.  Sisters Bishop, Earnshaw and me. 

 Another goodbye at the train station. Sisters Bos, Price, Ahlm, Earnshaw, and Bishop 

 Elders Meiners and Dean

 Elders Brady and Wahl

 Elders Donald and Adam

Sisters Price and Wilkes 

 Elders Hunt and Killpack

Sisters Earnshaw and Selph 

 Sisters Cook and Poll

 Elders Bolt and Geilman

 At zone conference in Munich. Sisters Poll, Bishop, Bushman and Earnshaw

 Had to hit a McDonalds after a baptism in Ellwagen. Elders Petty, LaPlant, Bos, Leichty and Werner

 Eating at the food court on Patch Post - Elders Donald and Johnson. They loved Taco Time!

Two many goodbyes - Sisters Puckett, Poll, Bos, Selph and Forsberg

Out walking . . .

 We found a large and very tall tree in the park across from our apartment.

 Our apartment in the background (orange and yellow).

 Flowers from our Mothers Day brunch at church last Sunday.

 Interesting little blue/purple flower.

 Went walking down the stairs past one of the many breweries.

 Front of the brewery.

 We pass this sculpture most every day by car so thought I would stop and introduce myself.

 A close up of my friends.

 An interesting door to an apartment building.

 These are the memorial markers on the sidewalk in front of the apartments where the Jewish people were taken away to concentration camps.  The first date is the birthdate and the second date is the year they were taken.  Riga is the concentration camp.

Another pretty flower.

P-day and saying goodbye

 Our district - Elder Rahlf being weird with a knife and a can of root beer. 

The missionaries love A&W root beer and it can only be found at the commissary.

 From left to right - Elder Rahlf (Utah), Sister Grossen (Arizona), Sister Staacke (Germany), the two of us, 

Elder Griffey (Tennessee), Elder Tholen (Utah), Elder Faux (with a silly face - Utah) and Despains (Montana).

Playing frisbee football - those young missionaries ran me ragged!!

 At least I got over 14,000 steps that day on my fitbit.

Trying to block Sister Grossen.

 Our fun missionaries climbing around in the tree.

 Our whole district on top of the tower.

 Just about done in!

 By now I was huffing and puffing - I should have chosen referee like Norm did.

 The tower from the bottom.

 Here comes the frisbee - catch it!!! I broke a fingernail trying to catch that thing.

 Looking down from the tower

 I can't keep up with Sister Grossen!

 Norm was being referee lying on the bench catching some rays.

 Our missionaries leaving us this transfer. 

Elder Rahlf going home to Utah (by way of the Phillipines where his father is the mission president); 

Elder Faux going to Switzerland and Sister Staacke to Austria.

 The view down from the top of the Killsberg tower on p-day.

 Sisters being crazy!!!

 Elder Erickson eating his breakfast - being transferred to Salzburg (a beautiful city).

 Sisters Staacke and Grossen and Elder Mantle (Missouri)

 All the sisters in our zone. Sister Baker (front left) was headed back to Idaho. 

Sister Gardner (in front) and Sister Staacke (tallest in back) were being transferred.

At the train station making sure all the bags and missionaries get on the train.