Week 100 DTF NOV

Daniel is back in Mombasa where he started to finish up his mission.

We are thrilled to talk to him next week for Christmas and then pick him up at the airport 8 days later!!!

Week 94 DTF OCT

Elders Tucker, Jack and Fuller enjoying the heck out of their last moments together since this was E. Tucker's last Sunday. It was a spirit filled meeting when he was able to testify of the truthfulness of the gospel and how much he enjoyed serving in Kenya. He was given the robes from the Masai people but the spear was given to him by someone passing by who thought it would complete the outfit.  

Week 100 BJF OCT

Ben's Homecoming

Week 90 DTF SEP

There are so many grateful to hear the good news the gospel brings. Daniel loves teaching them about Jesus Christ and his restored church.

Week 96 BJF SEP

Elders Fuller and Gregory

These companions made matching ties to greet Elder Uchtdorf. It was a great blessing for them to hear him and his wife speak in pure German since she grew up right there in Frankfurt.

Week 86 BJF Jul

He is saying schlingel which I thought was squirrel, but it means rascal hahahaha!!

Watch here @ In the Treetops

Ayyy momma,

I did where my socks. Sadly that was the only patriotic part of today/yesterday. Hard to celebrate with only two Americans who are too busy doing other stuff. (See attached photo)

That must've been quite the show with Dad. His guitar skills have always been low key but when he whips them out it's always cool.

That really is quite a way to celebrate haha.

I did get the folk music indeed. I had already been laughing for three or four songs by the time E. Davis filmed it. It just tickled me just right haha. Even funnier is what some of the lines are. In one the guy says "the mountains are my chapel and the yodel is my prayer, I just really hope God can understand it." (In German of course) That one killed me when I first heard it. Course it's with a thick Swiss accent so E. Davis didn't get it the first time and just looked at me like I was crazy haha.

These next two transfers will be my last two so if President Boyer wants me anywhere else he'll need to move me now. Otherwise I'll end here. E Davis and I keep arguing about who's moving first since we both got here at the same time.

Yee,

Love ya mama, thanks for the update, thanks for the support, thanks in advance for the Root Beer, have some photos.

- Elder Fuller

P.s. this email was sent late due to lack of Wi-Fi

Watch his response to the German Folk Music I sent him here @ Yodel lady You Who

Week 93 BJF Aug

Not too much time so I'll stick with short answers for now. 

Do you like to do letters this way? 

These letters are easy but if I have time I normally can type more

Do you eat Belgian chocolate everyday? No German chocolate and yes, everyday

Do you have bugs in your apt? Occasionally flies, daddylongleg-like spiders.

What sort of exciting or harrowing experiences have you had recently?

None to talk about really.

Are your Gs holding up okay and do you have a place to buy new ones? I think im going to ask Daniel to bring some back since they're cheap there. The ones I have will last til December...maybe

Do you have a senior couple anywherenear you in the mish? In our district we have the Whittakers. They are lovely. Senior couples are amazing.

What is your favorite part of the day?

Sleeping

What is the hardest thing you do with your comp?

I dunno, it's all equally strenuous or it's easy. No middle ground.

Have you welcomed any cats or birds into your flat?

Not yet.

Do you ever wish you were in China?

No, but Japan sounds like an awesome mission.

Do you feel fat?

Quite the opposite, I feel like I'm wasting away.

Love ya, we'll see if I get around to answering Rachel's questions too. She has a lot more haha.

-Elder Fuller

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