Thanksgivings already over?


Kinda sad that the best holiday in the United States is already over. But that's okay, now the second best holiday is on it's way! 

We got to go down to Montrose for thanksgiving and be with all the missionaries in our zone (socially distanced, of course) so enjoy some pictures from that!
We are back in semi-full quarantine, no more lessons or meals or anything in person except church and meetings. Big sad. But that's okay, we're still finding ways to keep busy, and the work is still moving forward!

Highlight of the week:
Sister Smith: *puts sour cream in the microwave instead of the fridge*

Have a good week!






 

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