Last weekend one of the Young Women leaders in the International Ward decided that we would have a "Glampout" or in other words, a mini girls' camp so that was really fun and it made my miss having girls' camp with my girls back in the Edgemont 2nd Ward!!!
(Juliette, Me, Tacie)
(Tacie, Me)
This week we got some good pictures of random things we see on our way to and at school. So our school is kind of in the middle of nowhere and we drive through lots of fields to get there and in the middle of one of them is this GINORMOUS pile of wood. It's so big!!! But it only seems fitting because Germans love their stacked wood!
We also pass this little stable that has this sign on the front and a matching trailer that also says "Flying-Horse". I have always been curious as to what that is...
Then the other day in Biology we decided to go outside to look at some plants so we walked off just outside of campus and this is where we were. Our campus is so beautiful and I feel so blessed to be in that beautiful place everyday.
Last weekend we also went to St. Gallen for a Stake Conference and we walked around a cute little place on our way there where Sister Kohler was enamoured with all these little gnomes.
This was our cute hotel,
Our nice little room,
and the awesome soap that was shaped like the building itself. Every hotel we go to gets more and more creative!
Walking along by a beautiful park right outside of our hotel.
Sunday morning was Mothers' Day so us three came out early and picked a bouquet of flowers to go with some little notes we had written and waited for our parents to come out. When Sister Kohler came out she just burst into tears because she was so happy we were all here and together this Mothers' Day, so despite all misconceptions regarding this picture, she IS happy. :)
This last week we have been so glad to have our Grandparents here with us and have gotten to do some sight seeing with them. This is us as Herren Chiemsee. (Sadly this is the only picture I have of me with one of them so far)
Classic Sister Kohler pose at the Chiemsee Palace. (Sorry for the blurry picture)
Then just today we had a Stake Young Women's activity where we got to have backstage tour of the Munich Opera House because opera singer Angela Brower is in our stake and she sang for us there as well; it was so amazing! This is me on the stage with the audience behind me. Maybe one day I will be able to perform on a stage like this!!!
Never a dull moment in the mission, but we love it all!
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