At our District meeting on Monday, President Nielson and Sister Nielson gave us Kinder Eggs. You can't find them in the states. You open them up and break the chocolate egg in half and inside is a prize. I got a tiny ATV that I put together, one of the Elders got a cat balloon, one got a tiny airplane, one was a spinning top etc. Crazy little things that are so tiny.
Below this picture, Elder Marsing our district leader is giving us, mainly the young Elders and Sisters some Polish language practice. They have given us up as a lost cause.
Sister Sheahan and Sister Leppanen are thinking they have the quizz figured out. Of course, Elder Rogers and Elder Fletcher think they do too. The prizes that we all got were the Kinder eggs. Presiddnt Nielson even has one.
After Branch conference on Sunday, we had a potluck supper with lots of good food. President Nielson, Sister Nielson and the District presidency was there. It was a great Sunday!!
Our wonderful District Presidency always gives us the support we need. In the back is Andy Armstrong, counselor in the District, Dariusz Dresler our District President, Zbigniew Rzeczycki on the District council. In front is Magda Dresler,she is over Family History in Warsaw and Gosia Rzeczycki our District Relief Society President.
Our cute YSA investigators, Bulic, Lydia and Karolina. We had plenty of food and everyone was hungry.
After food we had to have a picture of the YSAs who were at the dinner.
At our YSA activity, we had a game called egg drop. The object was to wrap your egg some way to prevent it from breaking when you stood on a chair and dropped it on the floor. We were able to use 2 paper cups, 4 pipe cleaners, 2 paper plates, 2 sheets of paper. We had some interesting inventions as you will see.
Sister Leppanen decided her egg was really protected so she threw her egg down and guess what.... it broke...
Oh! Oh!
All in all, only S. Leppanen's egg broke
so i guess she was the loser!!
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