Dad:
Graham,
You
have been out for over a year! Your brother showed up at church today
with a BOW TIE on!
I
guess that makes him like Bill Nye the Science Guy or something. I hear he also
got a hat...
All
is well here. I've been very busy at work and the big presentation board
that Chelle and I made paid off. The Texas City Parks Department is going
to recommend to City Council to purchase our playground design for the park at
the entrance to the Texas City Dike! I'm excited. It's a big one,
but was discounted a lot!
Myka
is still running around and screaming if she wants something. I got to
see Maddie perform a solo choir piece at a recital on Thursday night and she
did really good! Your Nana, Charles and your mom were there too.
The
Jeep has been doing well this week. When we bought it, it was missing a
lug nut, so I went to buy one yesterday and found out the stud was
stripped. So I bought a stud too at AutoZone and it was less than $5 and
I fixed it in about 15 minutes! So much easier to get parts and fix than
the Classic Mini was. Plus, it does not drip oil all over my drive way
and garage.
Church
was good today. Next Sunday we are going to Grandma & Grandpa's for
Easter. It will be fun to see if Myka will run around and pick up the
Easter eggs at Grandma's yearly Easter Egg hunt.
A
lot of people are moving out of the ward soon. We will be losing the
(Joe) Wilsons , Garners ,
Hobbs Croix Park
It's
been beautiful here. Temps in the low 80's. I went and got the scooter plates renewed and got it inspected on Friday. I
also stopped by the MINI dealer to see the new volcanic orange color on the
hard top minis. It's not too orange.... very yellow compared to mine.
How's
Oak Harbor, Washington
Time
to send us more pictures with you in them! Take pictures in front of
stuff to remember it. Like
did you cross this bridge to get on the island?
We
love and miss you! Keep working hard and the Lord will bless you.
Love,
Dad
Graham:
Family! What
a crazy busy week it has been! So we had the luau on Thursday and then last
night we had a member MTC at the church that we put on. We gave everyone call
letters to serve a mission in their area and also made nearly identical name
tags for the families that came. Both turned out to be a success
Tomorrow
we get to spend the day in Darington helping the people that were effected by
the mud slide! Also last week we taught Allen and Jocelyn 3 times and had them
pray with us to see if they should get baptized sooner. After he finished
praying he waited all of two seconds and said yep, lets move the date up! He
told us that whenever he feels that good feeling in him, he knows it's the
spirit. Now their baptism is scheduled for this Saturday. They are so excited
and can hardly wait.
I
love this island! So yes, every time we go on or off the island we take that
bridge!
Love
and miss ya'll
-Elder
Graham Feidler
The picture of me with the lookout behind it was on top of
one of the local mountains. We drove our Corolla up to the top and that poor
car smelt like it was burning by the time we made it up.
This
past week we had a luau! Some other elders and I performed the Haka. We had
such a big turn out!
Dad:
You rock!!! That island is beautiful. I'm glad things
are going well.
Awesome and fun! I didn't even recognize you with the
face paint on! Thanks for the pics! They are great!!
Take care of
the Corolla so you don't have to walk!
Graham:
Haha! I'll try! I don't get to drive it. My companion does.
Dad:
The last area I served in on my mission was Hartlepool. It
was only about 25 miles from Whitby England
Whitbys must just be cool places!
Graham:
We have an investigator that is trying to get me to eat balut! I'm so scared. They are feeding us tonight.
Dad:
Yuck!!! Don't eat that!
A balut or
balot is a developing duck embryo that is boiled and eaten in the shell. It is
commonly sold as streetfood in the Philippines.
Good luck.
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