We find out what's going on with transfers! That's right, transfer week! On Wednesday President released me from my duties in the language department, so I no longer have things to do in the office. That's pretty nice, but it makes me think that my time is at end here. Everybody is pretty sure of that, actually. I mean, I have been here almost 6 months, and that's the normal time I've spent in one place on my mission so far.
Who knows, though, anything could happen.
I finally bought an ushanka last week! For those who don't know, an ushanka is the classic Russian fur hat. I'll send pictures. We all wore our ushanki outside just to see what would happen (it's pretty weird to wear one not in the dead of winter). It was super fun!
This week was International Women's Day, something that's very big in Ukraine. We celebrated that. The branch had a Women's Day party on Saturday, and all of the Elders in our district once more adorned their ushanki to sing Katyusha, an old Russian song that is possibly the most Russian of all songs.
Yeah, that's about it.
Oh, we found a circus lady with a crow! They put it on Elder Balyas's shoulder! Yeah. That was a strange night.
Peace?
Elder Robison
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