Dear parents of Sister Giles,
Sister Hannah Rebekah Giles will soon complete her service as a full time missionary in the France Paris Mission. Her scheduled release date is 30 Aug 2018.
At this time we wish to thank you for your invaluable support of her mission through your letters and prayers. We feel certain you are anticipating a joyous reunion. Upon her return she should report immediately to her stake president in order to give an account of her mission, receive timely instruction, and receive her formal release.
During her mission, Sister Giles has served faithfully, has demonstrated an extraordinary attitude, testimony, and spirit, and developed qualities which exemplify the very best in the performance of missionary work. She has treated the various responsibilities she assumed here as a sacred trust. By her faith, humility and devotion to duty, often in the face of adversity, she became an effective teacher and witness of truth. The great personal qualities which she discovered and enhanced during her mission will be a source of strength to her and to all with whom she associates throughout her life.
Sister Giles will be remembered with fondness and love by many friends and members of the Church in France, as well as by her missionary companions. Her life has been enriched by learning the French language, by living in a foreign culture, and especially by serving others.
It has been our privilege to serve with her, observe her spiritual growth, and enjoy close association through personal interviews, and her weekly letters and accompanying reports. She is a fine young woman whom we love and for whom we wish the very best.
Sincerely,
Paul J. Sorensen
Président, France Paris Mission
Monday, July 30, 2018
July 30, 2018
Another good week! :)
We had a few good lessons this week. One with Harris, a niece of a member in the ward. She has been taught before but we decided to call and see if she was interested and she said yes! It was a great lesson, she committed to read the book of Mormon every day.
We were also able to see a couple, Mary and Bryce twice this week. We taught them the plan of salvation and they loved it! Mary just lost her sister and she felt so comforted that she would be able to see her again. She had actually prayed earlier in the week to be comforted and she felt peace in her heart that it was all going to be okay!
On thursday we had district council (the name is changed now) and a few members came. We did a little practice teaching workshop and they helped us with our french. They really enjoyed it and really felt the spirit. It is amazing how much practicing helps haha we taught the principle of repentance once and it was okay but the second time we taught it, it was so much better!
After that we went to Rennes for exchanges with the sister training leaders there. We taught a man from Georgia, the country, who had some really big questions like why did God create us? Not our purpose in life but why did God need to create us, to what benefit? Soeur Hunt bore a great testimony of the Book of Mormon and he immediately said he would read it.
After that we came back and went to see the Giraud family! The next time we go over they said they would buy escargot for me because I've never had it before haha that'll be interesting! Apparently there is a snail farm not too far away...
Congrats to Lucas and Kailee! That's crazy and exciting!
Both my companions like cooking so I am the chopper, it's pretty good except when it's onions they get me every time. It has rained a little bit this week, it is still really warm.
Thanks for your emails!
Love
Sœur Giles
We had a few good lessons this week. One with Harris, a niece of a member in the ward. She has been taught before but we decided to call and see if she was interested and she said yes! It was a great lesson, she committed to read the book of Mormon every day.
We were also able to see a couple, Mary and Bryce twice this week. We taught them the plan of salvation and they loved it! Mary just lost her sister and she felt so comforted that she would be able to see her again. She had actually prayed earlier in the week to be comforted and she felt peace in her heart that it was all going to be okay!
On thursday we had district council (the name is changed now) and a few members came. We did a little practice teaching workshop and they helped us with our french. They really enjoyed it and really felt the spirit. It is amazing how much practicing helps haha we taught the principle of repentance once and it was okay but the second time we taught it, it was so much better!
After that we went to Rennes for exchanges with the sister training leaders there. We taught a man from Georgia, the country, who had some really big questions like why did God create us? Not our purpose in life but why did God need to create us, to what benefit? Soeur Hunt bore a great testimony of the Book of Mormon and he immediately said he would read it.
After that we came back and went to see the Giraud family! The next time we go over they said they would buy escargot for me because I've never had it before haha that'll be interesting! Apparently there is a snail farm not too far away...
Congrats to Lucas and Kailee! That's crazy and exciting!
Both my companions like cooking so I am the chopper, it's pretty good except when it's onions they get me every time. It has rained a little bit this week, it is still really warm.
Thanks for your emails!
Love
Sœur Giles
Tuesday, July 24, 2018
July 23, 2018
So it was a pretty exciting week with the transfer! We had to spend some time reorganizing the apartment so Sœur Hunt could have a desk in the room. And then she came Wednesday evening! She was travelling all by herself with no phone so it took a little while to actually find her at the train station but she got here in one piece! It's so weird...Nancy feels like a different life now! She has progressed so much it is awesome!! I forgot how tricky teaching in a trio is haha that was definitely the transfer I spoke the least! But it is so fun. Much more laughing haha It's been fun reliving our experiences there.
Yesterday in church Sœur Morrison sang and I played the piano for an arrangement of Be Still My Soul and it was great! We have been practicing it for quite a few weeks now. Everyone loved it though! The stake high council guy said in his talk right after that it was like there were angels there!
So Loveth husband lives in Italy right now and last week she told him that she was getting baptized soon. But he wants her to wait until he gets here so they can be baptized together. She had one week left ahh!!! She was so disappointed and didn't really know what to do. But she decided to wait. Hopefully we will start teaching the husband through Skype though!
Yesterday we met with the bishop to ask how we can better support the ward and I think that really helped him trust us. He also complemented all of us on our french.There is a lot to work to do here and a lot of potential with the members and their families! Sharing the gospel is the best! I am very grateful for the time I've spent out here and I am happy!
Love,
Sœur Giles
Yesterday in church Sœur Morrison sang and I played the piano for an arrangement of Be Still My Soul and it was great! We have been practicing it for quite a few weeks now. Everyone loved it though! The stake high council guy said in his talk right after that it was like there were angels there!
So Loveth husband lives in Italy right now and last week she told him that she was getting baptized soon. But he wants her to wait until he gets here so they can be baptized together. She had one week left ahh!!! She was so disappointed and didn't really know what to do. But she decided to wait. Hopefully we will start teaching the husband through Skype though!
Yesterday we met with the bishop to ask how we can better support the ward and I think that really helped him trust us. He also complemented all of us on our french.There is a lot to work to do here and a lot of potential with the members and their families! Sharing the gospel is the best! I am very grateful for the time I've spent out here and I am happy!
Love,
Sœur Giles
Monday, July 16, 2018
July 16, 2018
I'm finishing in Nantes!
Dreams really do come true!! For this last transfer we will be in a trio! And not just any trio...trio with Soeur Hunt!! We were companions for 3 transfers together in Nancy. It's going to be the best!
Last week was so cool, going to see the tour de France. It was in Cholet, which is about an hour away on train or bus.
That night we went to Rennes because we had zone conference the next day. I was able to spend a little time talking to Sister Sorensen and their daughter Amanda. We talked again how they met the Blickenstaffs before they left! It was cool. During zone conference we talked a lot about how to help the people we are teaching feel the spirit. It was a great reminder that the Spirit is the only way for us to know the truth.
After that we had a great lesson with Steven! We met him a few weeks ago, we were waiting to take a tram and he talked to us because he knew that Mitt Romney is a Mormon! He accepted a book of Mormon and we gave him a tour of the church. A member was there with us and she expressed to us afterwards that she was so grateful for the opportunity she had to testify. On Sunday she told us she wrote about it in her journal! Steven came to church and was really touched by a talk about the family during sacrament meeting.
Loveth is still progressing really well. Yesterday she testified to us how she feels she has changed. She feels like a better person, what Heavenly Father wants her to become. She's made us some really good African food and won't let us leave without feeding us. Soeur Morrison asked if she could say the closing prayer and Loveth answered well you are not leaving yet, we have to eat!!
I know Heavenly Father listens and answers our prayers.
Love,
Sœur Giles
Le tour de France à cholet!!
Sorry I don't have much time to write today. The week was great. We are working hard and Loveth is progressing well. We found a new investigator Stephanie and we met with her on Saturday. She was so sweet and is really excited to read the book of Mormon.
We helped a member move and she was so grateful! She has a hard time making friends in the ward and a lot of people came to help so she felt very loved. We went back again yesterday and helped her build a table!
We went to see le tour de France and it was awesome! We went to the start line and walked to the finish line after awhile. Can you find the rider with the green jersey ?
Also saw a shirt that reminded me of the green machine back home!
I got tons of cool pictures but I'll show them to you later! Emails are not the easiest to send a lot of pictures haha
Sounds like vacation was fun ! Family is the best!!
Love,
Sœur Giles
Dreams really do come true!! For this last transfer we will be in a trio! And not just any trio...trio with Soeur Hunt!! We were companions for 3 transfers together in Nancy. It's going to be the best!
Last week was so cool, going to see the tour de France. It was in Cholet, which is about an hour away on train or bus.
That night we went to Rennes because we had zone conference the next day. I was able to spend a little time talking to Sister Sorensen and their daughter Amanda. We talked again how they met the Blickenstaffs before they left! It was cool. During zone conference we talked a lot about how to help the people we are teaching feel the spirit. It was a great reminder that the Spirit is the only way for us to know the truth.
After that we had a great lesson with Steven! We met him a few weeks ago, we were waiting to take a tram and he talked to us because he knew that Mitt Romney is a Mormon! He accepted a book of Mormon and we gave him a tour of the church. A member was there with us and she expressed to us afterwards that she was so grateful for the opportunity she had to testify. On Sunday she told us she wrote about it in her journal! Steven came to church and was really touched by a talk about the family during sacrament meeting.
Loveth is still progressing really well. Yesterday she testified to us how she feels she has changed. She feels like a better person, what Heavenly Father wants her to become. She's made us some really good African food and won't let us leave without feeding us. Soeur Morrison asked if she could say the closing prayer and Loveth answered well you are not leaving yet, we have to eat!!
I know Heavenly Father listens and answers our prayers.
Love,
Sœur Giles
Le tour de France à cholet!!
Sorry I don't have much time to write today. The week was great. We are working hard and Loveth is progressing well. We found a new investigator Stephanie and we met with her on Saturday. She was so sweet and is really excited to read the book of Mormon.
We helped a member move and she was so grateful! She has a hard time making friends in the ward and a lot of people came to help so she felt very loved. We went back again yesterday and helped her build a table!
We went to see le tour de France and it was awesome! We went to the start line and walked to the finish line after awhile. Can you find the rider with the green jersey ?
Also saw a shirt that reminded me of the green machine back home!
I got tons of cool pictures but I'll show them to you later! Emails are not the easiest to send a lot of pictures haha
Sounds like vacation was fun ! Family is the best!!
Love,
Sœur Giles
Monday, June 25, 2018
June 25, 2018
Hello! Youth conference from the food perspective looked really good! I liked the secret menus haha hopefully clay had a good time!
The absolute best part of the week was Sunday when the Giraud family came to church!!!! That's the family that lives far away that we passed by and then the mom called us to come teach the son. Well we walk up to the church building and the son comes running out to say hello and then we look and the whole family was there! It was the best :) the little girls kept looking at us during sacrament meeting and smiling!
We met a few cool new people this week!
Faïz is a young adult and grew up with 2 very different religious backgrounds and just doesn't know what to believe anymore. We were out contacting and he turned around twice to look at us so we said hello and started talking. We then met with him on Friday. We taught the restoration and at the end he thanked us for taking the time to answer his questions, he really liked it and committed to read and pray about the book of Mormon.
We also met with Narcisse. He has known the missionaries for 15 years but he believes in crazy things. He is really just looking for the truth but doesn't feel like he can trust any religion because of how much man has changed the pure and true doctrine. He also tried to convince us that the earth is not round....anyways soeur Morrison was super frustrated the whole time haha I thought it was pretty fun though! All he asked us to do was search for ourselves. He said he had read the book of Mormon before but that he would read it again and send us his questions.
We went to Paris again!! It really is so weird to go back there. My time there felt like a dream. The recent converts there are doing really well! Cynthia's husband received the Melchizedek priesthood recently and she has gone to the temple for baptism. Lindsay has also been to the temple and moved back to England a month ago and then is going to school in Virginia in the fall. Victor who got baptized right after I left has also been to the temple and is doing so great too!
We watched the 20 minute Restoration movie with Loveth and she loved it!! Her first word after was wow. She has such a sincere desire to know God.
We also ate a hot dog! It's been awhile since I've eaten one...
The funniest part of the week happened on Friday. We went on a bus ride to visit a family. It is our stop so I get up and the doors open and I get out. I then look behind me to see soeur Morrison still in the bus with the doors closing. She had such a panicked look on her face because usually there is a button to open the doors again but on this bus there was no button. So I motioned to her to calm down and just get off at the next one. It was just a few minutes walk away but the look on her face was so priceless! It made me laugh so hard. During the bus ride she went up to the driver and said she wanted to get off but the driver made her wait till the next stop haha. The walk alone was so boring though, I don't know how people live without a companion with them 24/7. It's so much better with one! She is really doing great, such a good teacher and so kind.
I really do love the light that the gospel brings into our lives! There is so much hope and joy when we do what is right! Have a great week! Enjoy the summer break!
Love,
Sœur Giles
The absolute best part of the week was Sunday when the Giraud family came to church!!!! That's the family that lives far away that we passed by and then the mom called us to come teach the son. Well we walk up to the church building and the son comes running out to say hello and then we look and the whole family was there! It was the best :) the little girls kept looking at us during sacrament meeting and smiling!
We met a few cool new people this week!
Faïz is a young adult and grew up with 2 very different religious backgrounds and just doesn't know what to believe anymore. We were out contacting and he turned around twice to look at us so we said hello and started talking. We then met with him on Friday. We taught the restoration and at the end he thanked us for taking the time to answer his questions, he really liked it and committed to read and pray about the book of Mormon.
We also met with Narcisse. He has known the missionaries for 15 years but he believes in crazy things. He is really just looking for the truth but doesn't feel like he can trust any religion because of how much man has changed the pure and true doctrine. He also tried to convince us that the earth is not round....anyways soeur Morrison was super frustrated the whole time haha I thought it was pretty fun though! All he asked us to do was search for ourselves. He said he had read the book of Mormon before but that he would read it again and send us his questions.
We went to Paris again!! It really is so weird to go back there. My time there felt like a dream. The recent converts there are doing really well! Cynthia's husband received the Melchizedek priesthood recently and she has gone to the temple for baptism. Lindsay has also been to the temple and moved back to England a month ago and then is going to school in Virginia in the fall. Victor who got baptized right after I left has also been to the temple and is doing so great too!
We watched the 20 minute Restoration movie with Loveth and she loved it!! Her first word after was wow. She has such a sincere desire to know God.
We also ate a hot dog! It's been awhile since I've eaten one...
The funniest part of the week happened on Friday. We went on a bus ride to visit a family. It is our stop so I get up and the doors open and I get out. I then look behind me to see soeur Morrison still in the bus with the doors closing. She had such a panicked look on her face because usually there is a button to open the doors again but on this bus there was no button. So I motioned to her to calm down and just get off at the next one. It was just a few minutes walk away but the look on her face was so priceless! It made me laugh so hard. During the bus ride she went up to the driver and said she wanted to get off but the driver made her wait till the next stop haha. The walk alone was so boring though, I don't know how people live without a companion with them 24/7. It's so much better with one! She is really doing great, such a good teacher and so kind.
I really do love the light that the gospel brings into our lives! There is so much hope and joy when we do what is right! Have a great week! Enjoy the summer break!
Love,
Sœur Giles
Monday, June 18, 2018
June 18, 2018
So the craziest day of the week was Wednesday!! A member had asked us to do some service at her house, we painted the ceiling white. She lives about an hour and a half from Nantes so we took a train and it took most of our day. It started out great even though I've never painted a ceiling before. The first roll of paint roller, a big glob dropped right on my eye haha so after we wiped that off, it was really fun! We took a break for lunch and started again. Then we hear our phone vibrating and it is another member that we have been working with a lot. I answer and she is practically crying, she was at the coast visiting her son, situation is complicated, but the woman who took her to visit him, left her! Also complicated story haha but it was the hugest miracle that she called us because the member was able to go pick her up and she came back on the train with us. What is funny is that there was no reason for her to call us, she knows that we don't have a car and wouldn't have been able to help her.
Congrats to Jason and Julie! Looks like it was a fun wedding! And Happy Fathers day Dad! Sounded like it was a fun week of celebrating. Congrats clay for your promotion!!
Another interesting thing, the day before we went to the church to print out our train tickets and there was a virus!! So it took us 3 hours to actually print the tickets, we almost gave up and thought to reschedule the service but it finally worked. The member was so amazed and couldn't stop saying how much of a miracle it was! So after we got back to the city we went and bought a little journal with her so she could write all the blessings that she has received from Heavenly Father in it :)
On Saturday we were also able to help a member move and it was a great opportunity to strengthen the trust between us and the members. Then we went ice skating with the young woman in the ward and were finally able to talk with the young woman president about how to help the 14yr old recent convert!
We had some really really cool contacts this week! We met a lady on the bus who had been looking for a church in the area, the bus stopped suddenly and a huge Polynesian looking guy almost squished soeur Morrison but didn't. He was super nice and interested in learning more.
We also spent some time calling old investigators and one called us back and said he would love to take the lessons again. He had actually lost his wife a few weeks ago and said it was a sign! So we went to visit him the day after with a member and it was so so good. We had planned to teach the plan of salvation but ended up teaching the restoration anyways. He is very excited to read the book of Mormon.
Another old investigator that we called was taught by my mtc teacher! We will be seeing him on Wednesday. He was so nice and has all kinds of questions!
To finish off the week we taught relief society! It was on the meekness talk from elder bednar, kinda ironic haha 2 young American girls teaching older french women but it turned out really really well!! We separated them into groups and they each had a scripture or story from the talk and then we discussed 3 questions. What is meekness? How do we acquire this attribute? And how does being meek bless others? There was a lot of good discussion and they understood us haha
Our investigator Loveth came to church!! She's the one who can't read yet but is progressing really well.
On Saturday we were also able to help a member move and it was a great opportunity to strengthen the trust between us and the members. Then we went ice skating with the young woman in the ward and were finally able to talk with the young woman president about how to help the 14yr old recent convert!
We had some really really cool contacts this week! We met a lady on the bus who had been looking for a church in the area, the bus stopped suddenly and a huge Polynesian looking guy almost squished soeur Morrison but didn't. He was super nice and interested in learning more.
We also spent some time calling old investigators and one called us back and said he would love to take the lessons again. He had actually lost his wife a few weeks ago and said it was a sign! So we went to visit him the day after with a member and it was so so good. We had planned to teach the plan of salvation but ended up teaching the restoration anyways. He is very excited to read the book of Mormon.
Another old investigator that we called was taught by my mtc teacher! We will be seeing him on Wednesday. He was so nice and has all kinds of questions!
To finish off the week we taught relief society! It was on the meekness talk from elder bednar, kinda ironic haha 2 young American girls teaching older french women but it turned out really really well!! We separated them into groups and they each had a scripture or story from the talk and then we discussed 3 questions. What is meekness? How do we acquire this attribute? And how does being meek bless others? There was a lot of good discussion and they understood us haha
Our investigator Loveth came to church!! She's the one who can't read yet but is progressing really well.
Congrats to Jason and Julie! Looks like it was a fun wedding! And Happy Fathers day Dad! Sounded like it was a fun week of celebrating. Congrats clay for your promotion!!
No unidentified flying baguettes but lots and lots of rain, it is quite the adventure !
Have a wonderful week!
Love,
Sœur Giles
Have a wonderful week!
Love,
Sœur Giles
Monday, June 11, 2018
June 11, 2018
I cant ever think of a cool subject line...
Hello! This week was a good one. Sorry to hear you were sick mom! Hope you recover soon. And happy birthday dad!!! Hope you have a great day and a good bike ride to celebrate. 52 years isn't old yet!
When does the tour de France start ?
We had some good lessons this week, one with Julie. She still wants to be baptized but hasn't quite figured out why she needs to follow the commandments. We also met with the Olivier family. The mom committed to be baptized in July!! The dad isn't really interested yet. But we were able to talk for a while with the mom and help her understand what she needs to do to grow her faith.
Both the elders here were transferred, well one finished his mission so he is home now so two new elders came in! We met them at the train station to help them with their bags and show them how to get to their apartment. One of them came right from the mtc! Now soeur Morrison isn't the youngest :) she's happy about that haha
There has been a thunder and lighting storm every single day this week! Usually it is clear in the morning but around 3 in the afternoon it just pores. One day we got caught in it and were completely soaked. Squishy shoes are not very fun haha so we were on our way back to the apartment when we met Christelle or Kristenne, we don't remember which one it is...but she asked us about our plaques and easily accepted a book of Mormon, even though it was a little water damaged. She wants to stop by the church sometime but didn't want to give us her number. She was really happy to have met us and thought it was not a coincidence.
After changing we went right back into town to meet with Loveth! She came from Nigeria a little while ago and doesn't know how to read so we have been helping her with that. She just got a bus pass and is super excited to come see the church! It is hard to give her commitments or help her progress as much because she can't read. But I've been reading daughters in my kingdom, the book for the relief society at night in french and it tells a story about when the relief society in the 1990's helped many woman to read. And one of them testified of the joy she felt of actually being able to read the words that the Savior spoke. It was cool to read about other people that have done the same thing! Do you have any tips on how to help her ? I don't think we have ever taught anyone to read before...we just taught the alphabet and sound everything out.
Last week we were calling some former investigators and soeur Morrison called a guy and he couldn't quite understand so he asked if English would be better and she said yes but then could not think of a single thing to say! So she says uh..we're new here....and um...we found your number in our....uh....phone and yeah I think you met our............ then there was long silence and he is like what haha but we got it all sorted out and he will be in Nantes in a few weeks and we will call him again. So anytime something awkward happens we say to each other uh..we're new here..
I am really grateful for the light that the gospel brings into our lives. We see over and over again how much hope and happiness can be found in this life and a peace about the world to come because of Jesus Christ. Being on a mission has helped me see how much potential we have as children of Heavenly Father and how much we can help each other when we work a little harder, stretch a little further and go out of our own little bubble to help those around us. Real change comes from turning outwards. Thanks for your emails! Have a fun, busy week!
Love,
Sœur Giles
Sorry the only picture we took this week was when we were walking with an investigator to their apartment and I pointed out that her daughter only had one shoe on so our investigator took off running to go get it and left us with the baby...oops!
Hello! This week was a good one. Sorry to hear you were sick mom! Hope you recover soon. And happy birthday dad!!! Hope you have a great day and a good bike ride to celebrate. 52 years isn't old yet!
When does the tour de France start ?
We had some good lessons this week, one with Julie. She still wants to be baptized but hasn't quite figured out why she needs to follow the commandments. We also met with the Olivier family. The mom committed to be baptized in July!! The dad isn't really interested yet. But we were able to talk for a while with the mom and help her understand what she needs to do to grow her faith.
Both the elders here were transferred, well one finished his mission so he is home now so two new elders came in! We met them at the train station to help them with their bags and show them how to get to their apartment. One of them came right from the mtc! Now soeur Morrison isn't the youngest :) she's happy about that haha
There has been a thunder and lighting storm every single day this week! Usually it is clear in the morning but around 3 in the afternoon it just pores. One day we got caught in it and were completely soaked. Squishy shoes are not very fun haha so we were on our way back to the apartment when we met Christelle or Kristenne, we don't remember which one it is...but she asked us about our plaques and easily accepted a book of Mormon, even though it was a little water damaged. She wants to stop by the church sometime but didn't want to give us her number. She was really happy to have met us and thought it was not a coincidence.
After changing we went right back into town to meet with Loveth! She came from Nigeria a little while ago and doesn't know how to read so we have been helping her with that. She just got a bus pass and is super excited to come see the church! It is hard to give her commitments or help her progress as much because she can't read. But I've been reading daughters in my kingdom, the book for the relief society at night in french and it tells a story about when the relief society in the 1990's helped many woman to read. And one of them testified of the joy she felt of actually being able to read the words that the Savior spoke. It was cool to read about other people that have done the same thing! Do you have any tips on how to help her ? I don't think we have ever taught anyone to read before...we just taught the alphabet and sound everything out.
Last week we were calling some former investigators and soeur Morrison called a guy and he couldn't quite understand so he asked if English would be better and she said yes but then could not think of a single thing to say! So she says uh..we're new here....and um...we found your number in our....uh....phone and yeah I think you met our............ then there was long silence and he is like what haha but we got it all sorted out and he will be in Nantes in a few weeks and we will call him again. So anytime something awkward happens we say to each other uh..we're new here..
I am really grateful for the light that the gospel brings into our lives. We see over and over again how much hope and happiness can be found in this life and a peace about the world to come because of Jesus Christ. Being on a mission has helped me see how much potential we have as children of Heavenly Father and how much we can help each other when we work a little harder, stretch a little further and go out of our own little bubble to help those around us. Real change comes from turning outwards. Thanks for your emails! Have a fun, busy week!
Love,
Sœur Giles
Sorry the only picture we took this week was when we were walking with an investigator to their apartment and I pointed out that her daughter only had one shoe on so our investigator took off running to go get it and left us with the baby...oops!
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