See you soon!!

Packing up and getting ready to head home

Baptism! I'll be home very soon so I'm not emailing. Love you all!
Sister Hansen

"K" got BAPTIZED!!! What a way to spend one of Sister Hansen's
last days in the mission!

A good friend, Tiffany Schwebach, from our Kaysville ward who recently moved to Fresno
 was helping at last weeks Zone Conference and look who was also there!

Parents note:
Well, this is all we got today. Don't know what else to say other than a baptism will always trump writing a letter home. We are so excited to see Sister Hansen come down that escalator at the airport on Wednesday. She has served our Heavenly Father well and we know that He is pleased with her service. She will be reporting in Sacrament Meeting on December 30th at 1:00 p.m. at our stake center located at:

 Farmington Oakridge Stake Center: 1955 S 350 E, Kaysville, UT 84037

Thank you for your love and support while Allison has been out doing the good work of our Lord, Jesus Christ and building up His kingdom in the Modesto/Fresno Missions. We are so grateful for your prayers, concerns and your friendship. It's been a wonderful journey and I am very torn about having it all end, at least the full-time part. Allison has grown, changed and learned so much these past 18 months. We are so grateful that she chose to serve a mission. It has strengthened her testimony and taught her lessons she couldn't have learned any other way. It was the absolute best thing she could have done and again, we thank you for being a part of it. 

Merry Christmas! May the spirit of Christmas and the love of our Savior be felt in all of your homes this beautiful season as we celebrate His wondrous birth and exemplary life.

Signing off with love for each and every one of you,

Gary and Becca Hansen

God's House and God's Rules

Sister Hansen, Sister Houghton and Sister Berry

Good Afternoon, My name is Sister Hansen. I am a missionary from the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. I share messages about Jesus Christ. I know that the messages that we share can't all be learned at once, but God cannot hold himself back if we show him our faith through action. I know that the Gospel of Jesus Christ will bless you in ways that you can't even imagine. Just on the other side of the gates of baptism will you see the incredible power, strength, and love that our Heavenly Father has. God is our Loving Heavenly Father and he wants us all to return to him again. I encourage everyone to build or strengthen your  relationship with our Father in Heaven, He wants to hear you. You will never understand the joy that comes from our church unless you put in the effort. This divine knowledge has been an incredible guiding tool in my life and has blessed me so much. I love this church and I know it is true.

HELLO EVERYBODY!
Alright we think it is legit this time. The person we have been teaching is on date for this Sunday. She booked a plane ticket for her friend that introduced her to the Gospel, so we are pretty sure it's going to happen. She is prepared, but she just needs the faith that Jesus Christ will make up HER differences. There was a certain situation that happened this week that was totally my fault. I just said something for the safety of everyone (I always do the dirty work) and she sorta took offense in it. Not because it was me but because of the subject. It was just very tender to her. She came to church on Sunday and after Sacrament Meeting she told us that she almost just completely gave up, but her friend helped her come to her senses. When you understand the word "Chastise", life is just so much better. When God loves you enough to "show unto them their weaknesses. [He] give[s] unto [them] weakness that they may be humble; and my grace is sufficient for all men that humble themselves before me; for if they humble themselves before me, and have faith in me, then will I make weak things become strong unto them." She was able to understand that this is "God's house and God's Rules". It was an empowering moment for her and she made it through. We are excited for her.

Here is a new one, hold on. We got this referral from some Elders and we went to his house. We asked him if he would be baptized the first time we met him and he said absolutely. He came to church this last week and he is on date for January 5th. So life is good. Have a wonderful week!

Love you,
Sister Hansen

Shipping my mission wheels home!

It was COLD!

I got emailed out so soon. So sorry.

This week we had the Children's light parade and two zones of missionaries came and set it up. We had a ton of trees on a big semi truck trailer, a ton of lights, and a manger scene. It was awesome! We were freezing because it was raining all day. It was COLD!

Also our heater is broken and it is cold... we woke up one morning and it was 54 degrees.... let me tell you, it was so hard to get out of bed. We are going to get some portable heaters... cause it was cold.

Time keeps happening and I feel so good about it. I have been through a couple different phases of going home. 1) Denial 2) Accepting 3) Angry (because I keep meeting people I want to continue teaching) 4) God's plan is perfect 5) Excited. I switch around quite a bit. Home. What a place.

Have an amazing week! Hopefully my email next week will be more exciting.

Love,
Sister Hansen

P,S. Sorry no pictures


Mom's note:
Sister Hansen will be home in 2 weeks! As you would expect, writing letters home every week gets a little tedious toward the end. We are so excited to have her home and look forward to being together as a family for Christmas for the first time in a while. Needless to say, if she's not trunky, we are, but she's determined to work hard to the very end and return home with no regrets. There's no other place we'd rather her be. We'll get her soon enough. Right now it's her time and privilege to be the Lord's full-time missionary.

Down to the River to Pray

So this week in Gospel Principles we were teaching about the Post Mortal Spirit World and we got in there late cause someone was talking to us. We walk in and there are 6 ladies sitting in a circle waiting. Sooo we walked into a sort of weird conversation, which they continued for a while. (Missionaries just get to hear everything, nothing is held back just because "the missionaries are here") But! Here are some funny things that happened in our lesson...
A: "Spirit Paradise and Spirit Prison..."
B: "Sounds like High School to me."
A: "I think Satan uses the Media to twist people's brains about Zombies and people actual believe in this stuff..."
B: "Sounds like me on Fridays"
A: "The nurses who do mammograms don't have a sense of humor. When I went in there I said "I should get half off since I only have one" (she had breast cancer) The nurse didn't laugh and I was like "C'mon that's a good one!"

Ahhhhhh, got to love the old lady talk.

Now on to the week... so this week didn't work out for "K's" baptism. Not because she wasn't prepared but because everyone was out of town and there was going to be no support, all the options of people she wanted to baptize her were out of town for Thanksgiving weekend. So we have moved it to this Thursday! Fingers are crossed that everything will work out. Sorry I got everyone all riled up!

Livin' the dream!

Tuesday we were about to start our finding. We drove to the place we chose that morning and parked. I felt not bad but not good about the area we had chosen, so I voiced it. Sister Houghton said that she didn't really feel anything. Not good, not bad. So we decided to pray and choose another spot for the night. Once we chose we drove to that area and it felt way better. Vibes were goin'. We get out of the car and start knocking. Couple doors in we talk to this couple that we got to have a good conversation with. They had just had a break off in their church and they were on the board for the new one. We gave them an Articles of Faith card and they invited us back for Friday!

The next door we knocked they opened and man is talking to us and then his wife comes over and says we already know everything, our daughter married a "Mormon"... well we don't know EVERYTHING". They were Jews! So me not knowing a lot about their culture asked them about it, which caused them to open up and let us in. We ended up having a wonderful discussion on religion, God and the Plan of Salvation at their kitchen table with snacks and water. They ended up being so sweet and it would definitely be a home that we would go back to. She said that she very much enjoyed us coming over and talking to her. It opened her up completely. It was amazing seeing the miracles on this street that we didn't have in our plans.

Fall is in the air!

That night we told "K" that we were going to go over and help her clean her house. We really love her. When we got there she had bought pizza and we turned on Christmas music and just dusted, swept, cleaned cob webs, etc. Before she turned on the music she told us we needed to hear this song... it was Down to the River to Pray (I think that's what its called). Anyway she told us that she wants this playing at her baptism, especially when she is walking into the front. We all laughed. Sometimes she doesn't really understand how sacred the baptism is. Her last baptism was like swimsuit, quickie, dunk, and done, kinda thing. We are so excited for her. Stay tuned for more information.

THANKSGIVING!
So we had three Thanksgiving dinners and then sort of four when we went to another home for dessert (I didn't eat anything). So pretty much I still feel like I'm recuperating.

Transfers were this weekend. YOU WON'T BELIEVE IT. We pretty much already knew that we were going to be in a trio, but guess who our new companion is?? HERMANA BERRY!! We are going to be in a Zebra companionship (English and Spanish). Hermana Berry is my pal. We served together in Modesto. She is a baller (volleyball), so it'll all be ok. Grateful for this new opportunity. Excited to see how in the world we are going to fit three Sisters in that apartment, but if there is a will there is a way.
I hope everything went ok there! I'm super pumped that I will be spending the next Holiday with my family!!!
Have a good week!

Love,
Sister Hansen

PUPPIES!

This week has flown by. One of the reasons being that we are so busy! The new designated finding time from 5-7:00 is so amazing and it feels like it fills up our day. We have had an amazing week full of miracles! This is the last week of the Transfer, so you will be eager to hear if I have a new companion(s) for the last 3 weeks of my mission!

Sorry I don't have a lot of time!

love,
Sister Hansen


Mom's note: Short and sweet this week folks, but the pictures of these absolutely adorable puppies will make your day!!

We now have an official return date for Sister Hansen .....DRUM ROLL PLEASE.......
 DECEMBER 19th!! YEP! She'll be home for CHRISTMAS!! A few months ago she sent us a video of her singing, "I'll be Home for Christmas". Yeah, I screamed!!! It will be the first Christmas in 3 years that our whole family will be together. We can hardly wait! We will miss not have a full-time missionary out in the field. This has been an amazing 3 years having our girls serving our Heavenly Father.

Enjoy the puppies!

Fancy cookie we got while tracting

Just the place to rest my weary feet

Ok, so do I just pick a date then?

Don't panic mom. This last week was Zone Conference and Mission Leadership council. Lot's of changes in the  missionary department, along the west coast. From Hawaii to Alaska, 31 missions included will now have a designated "finding" time from the hours of 5:00-7:00 p.m. Included we will not be eating dinner - or any meal at that - with members. There are a lot of reasons behind this, one of them being that this is the time of day that people are coming home from work and are home as families. Another reason is that we want members to be involved with our missionary work, OTHER than feeding the full time missionaries, (which isn't really missionary work). Other missions have put this into play already and their convert baptisms have doubled. WE are ready for this change, we are ready to see miracles and to see Gods hand in our missions on a whole new level. So Mom, your email with a recipe is very fitting now that we are cooking for ourselves from 4 -5:00 every night for the rest of my mission. It will also force me to learn how to do something in the kitchen, besides spaghetti sauce.

Sisters at the Mission Leader Conference

"K" is on date to be baptized! We had exchanges after Zone Conference and Sister Naraarj (Nada-ad) from Thailand. She is just the cutest little thing, brand new out of the MTC this last transfer. We had a lot of fun together, learning about her culture, having language study, and learning about some traditions.

Sister Naraarj from Thailand

We were able to schedule a lesson with "K" and we taught the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I can honestly say that one of my favorite feelings in the world is knowing that the spirit is speaking through you and that you are being used as an instrument in Gods hand. 

This lesson was so amazing. We didn't have a team up, and we tried really hard to get one that morning. We asked Sister "B", but she had work. We were prompted to ask her if she had any names or ideas of who we COULD ask to come help us teach. From this list of four woman only one could come, She was a PERFECT match. I would have never pulled her name out of my head but honestly it was perfect. The spirit was so strong in this lesson. "K" was asking awesome questions and expressing her concerns to us. We felt that we should invite her - yet again - to be baptized. She said at some point she knew she needed to but kept expressing different concerns, one being what her family and others would think and how they would react. I remembered a story in Preach My Gospel that was along these lines and I decided to read it to her, knowing that it might have been harsh, but also knowing that it was exactly what she needed to hear.

This is the story...

“When we invited the Sniders to be baptized and confirmed, Sister Snider was ready, but Brother Snider said, ‘Don’t get your hopes up, Elders. I don’t know if I can ever do this!’ Although Brother Snider accepted what we taught and was always warm and friendly, he was deeply concerned about how his family would react to his joining another church.

“After several weeks of watching Brother Snider struggle, my companion and I felt impressed to again read 3 Nephi 11 with the Sniders. I will never forget what happened that night. As we opened the Book of Mormon, my companion explained, ‘This chapter, as you might recall, recounts the Savior’s visit to the people in the Book of Mormon. Here we read about the Savior’s love for these people and what He taught them.’ We each took turns reading a verse or two. After reading through verse 5, my companion interrupted and said, ‘I have always been impressed with the description given here of the voice they heard. The voice was not harsh, it was not loud, and although it was a small voice, it had a powerful piercing effect on them. This voice was not only heard with their ears, but it spoke to their hearts.’ I watched the Sniders as they listened intently to my companion.

“After some discussion about prayer and listening to the Spirit, it was Brother Snider’s turn to read: ‘And behold, the third time they did understand the voice which they heard; and it said unto them: Behold my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased, in whom I have glorified my name—hear ye him.’ Brother Snider paused, looking intently at his Book of Mormon. Then he looked up at me and said, ‘Heavenly Father was really proud of His Son, wasn’t He?’ ‘Yes,’ I said. Brother Snider looked back at his book again and stared at the open pages as if deep in thought. Finally he said, ‘I would want Heavenly Father to be proud of me too. I wonder how He would introduce me. I guess, if I … well, if I want Him to be proud of me then I had better do what He wants me to do.’ ‘Yes, I think that would be important,’ I replied. ‘Well,’ Brother Snider continued. ‘I think I’ve been worrying too much about what everybody else thinks and not enough about what God thinks.’ After a brief pause Brother Snider nodded and with a determined look said, ‘I think I had better be baptized.’ His response was so unexpected that my companion and I looked at him with blank stares. Finally, my companion said, ‘Yes, that would be the right thing to do. In fact, later on in this chapter the Savior teaches …’ As my companion talked I felt a burning in my heart and gratitude for the power of the Book of Mormon.”

************

After reading this too her with tears in my eyes barely able to finish it, I looked up at "K" also wiping away tears, and she said "Ok so do I just pick a date then?" We were all ecstatic. We are aiming for November 24th, two days after Thanksgiving and the day we find out about transfers. We are so grateful for the spirit that resided in this lesson. We have had amazing members that have helped support her and friendship her and literally do anything that she is in need of. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is true and if you don't know that for yourself please take time on your knees. God needs us all to step up and know how to discern the spirit. Please take the needful steps to find and have your own testimony of the Savior.

I hope everyone has an amazing day and week and life! See you soon - ish

Love,

Sister Hansen

HAPPY CHRISTMAS!

This week has been full of contact attempts and a lot of people not answering. Before some of our appointments we decided to knock around the neighborhood that we were in. So that's exactly what we did while we waited for the time to go to our appointment. We talked to this really nice lady who appreciates what we do. She used to live in Salt Lake City and knows a lot about our church. She said that she really does respect what we do and the devotion that we give, and told us that she had never met a bad "Mormon". She was feeling under the weather (usually we wouldn't fall for that, but she was in a bath robe and looked not good) but she still took the time to talk with us and even gave us cold bottles of water. I truly love kind people, and I truly believe that God was preparing us and giving us that positive contact to buoy us up for the next person we talked to...

We knocked on the next door and a boy (maybe 15) answered the door and told us that they were Christian. Shortly after, his mom came to the door and told us that they are "purely Christian and read the Holy Bible and ONLY the Holy Bible."  She asked us some questions about our church and then asked us to hold on. She came back with a "Christian Cults and Religion" booklet and began 'telling' us what we believe and WHY it is wrong.

At this point in my mission I feel pretty confident that I can back up my testimony and back up what I believe, but she wouldn't let us, and all I wanted to do was say "Thank you for your time" and walk away. After a while I didn't want to hear anymore so I did say... "thank you for your time". Then Sister Houghton said "before we go..." I was thinking to myself that if we don't just leave that this will keep going, but Sister Houghton went on and just left this lady with her testimony that she has found, through personal revelation, that these things are true, and that she loves the Gospel. The lady just gave us a, shall I say, insincere smile, and sent us on our way. NOT FUN.

My picture wall

People have been surprised when I tell them that was the first time I have been bashed out. I have learned that I really don't like contention, and bashing is purely contentious. So maybe some contacts could have arose to that, but I didn't allow it to get to that point. I feel that I am good at discerning when a conversation is getting heated and I can cut it off where it stands.

This Halloween was very different from the last. Last year was the day that I picked up Sister Draper and we had to be inside by 6:00. So while Sister Draper unpacked, and we received a few trick-or-treaters from the ward, I just wrote in my journal and studied. So fun right?? (Actually I would love to do that now. Wouldn't even mind.) This year our cars had to be parked at our apartments at 6:15 but we could get member rides and do activities with them. So we hung out with a sweet sister in our ward - Sister "B", but had to be back in at 8:30. Twas a good night. AND then Halloween night, CHRISTMAS MUSIC WAS APPROVED. So you better believe that is what we have been doing, all week.

Sister Hansen being a judge for the Cornbread contest...YUM!!

Don't know if you know this, but we have been going to High Fitness lately. Which is pretty much just an intense aerobics work out class. It is so good for us, and so much fun, and you sweat so much. I will be looking forward to finding a class like that in Utah, that I can go more than once a week. (It is like Zumba on steroids).

"K" is doing very well. She is progressing. This morning we got a call from her and she just wanted answers and clarification on where she was reading in the Book of Mormon. It was the Isaiah chapters... At the time we were at the Bishops dropping off our laundry (because his wife is our missionary mom) When we hung up the phone Bishop was like, "Wow she is reading the Book of Mormon, and thinking about it." Man, she is so close. This was our miracle input for the day...

Another miracle! Last night we had a lesson with our friend on the Plan of Salvation. When we read 1 Corinthians 15:40-43 on the Three Degrees of Glory. She went on a tangent about how she can't believe other churches don't know this or understand this. We told her that, that is why we are serving missions and that's why there are 70,000 missionaries around the world. Then she said... "No offense, but that's not enough. You need more. People need to know this." 

Super Saturday:"K" came to the whole thing! We painted and ate and created and listened and relaxed and it was just a find old time. I will send a picture of my painting.

My painting

Christmas music is approved now. HALLELUJAH!
Charity is real. Please increase your own this week!
Love,
Sister Hansen

Sorry for the short email but this week was really awesome! We had both wards Trunk - or - treats and lots of non members and less actives came to enjoy the fun. Miracles have been seen and I continue to love my mission!

Have a wonderful week!
Sister Hansen

Parents note: That's it for this week folks. Miracles are good! And the pictures are fun...]

The ward Trunk or Treat

 

Sister Hansen dressed up as a "Senior Missionary"

Mom sent me a box of these candies to hand out at Halloween.
I give them to the children and say, "Feast on the words of Christ"!

Open Your Mouth

I really don't know where to begin or where to end... so I am going to start in the middle.
The assistants asked us to lead the training for Open your Mouth, which is the event for the new missionaries to talk to people for the first time. It was interesting because they had two Modesto Missionaries who didn't get to participate in Open your Mouth, lead Open your Mouth. But after we did the training, President Mackay came up to us and sincerely told us that it was the best presentation of the training that he had ever seen. I say sincerely because sometimes people say stuff like that because they should, but he totally meant it, and then he told us it again before we left. I love working with the new missionaries.

New missionary training by Sister Hansen and Sister Houghton

                                       

Leaders at the leadership training

It does feel weird because I am seriously on the opposite end as they are. But it is really awesome being able to reflect on my own mission and when I came in and how much I have learned and how much I have grown. The training (every transfer) is on Doctrine and Covenants 33:8-11. I encourage all of you to read it and apply it to your own life. Obviously the Lord will and has prepared people around us. How are we going to know if we camouflage our religion? Please be the light on a hill that cannot be hid.

Service On Saturday!
This last Saturday the youth of the Fresno East and Fresno North stakes did a service project and they dispersed all around Fresno. Both Zones missionaries also participated. Most of our zone was at this one Elementary school. We painted address numbers on curbs around the neighborhoods (super sketchy neighborhoods but don't worry mom, we had priesthood). We did some beautification around the school, THEN this amazing man brought about 11 of us to a near by pizza parlor and bought us all pizza. Honestly such a saint. We were there from 8:00 a.m - 12:00. It was so fun.

Neighborhood service project

PIZZA after!!

MIRACLE!
So a while ago I mentioned the miracle of finding "B" in front of a members home after the 40 day fast. WELL last night (Sunday) we all had dinner with this family again. Sadly, we were about 15 minutes late out of dinner but get this... right as we walked outside, "B" was walking by again! EXACTLY LIKE LAST TIME. We seriously were all blown away. God has it in his hand. Brother "S" came out and started talking to him and also invited him to the Ward Trunk or Treat which is this Saturday AT the "S" home. He was so excited that this event happened again. God is so good.

I hope everyone had an amazing week!

Love,
Sister Hansen

We went to the ZOO!! AND...I LOVE THIS GOSPEL!!

Well everybody, I am staying in the Clovis and Cedarwood wards! Which is totally awesome because we've got something good going. Another cool thing is that the Elders that we are sharing the ward with are not leaving either! Lately we have been teaming up and all ambushing people. We knock on their door together and when they welcome us in we just all talk and get to know them, then work together on giving a message. We all get to back each other up and give our own insights on the Gospel. SO they aren't breaking up the team. I'm telling you the four of us have been seeing miracles. The Elders don't teach the Investigators in the ward, that is just our responsibility, they are primarily responsible for the Less Active Melchezidek Priesthood rescue but we are technically over everything so we can team up like we have been doing.

This week we were able to experience a miracle. But first here is a little background information. The Cedarwood ward participated in a 40 day fast for missionary work. (I believed I shared this in a past email) anyway, it has been paying off.

This last week we received a referral from a man in Utah. The description was that she needed a blessing and the basics. We called her up and she was so excited to meet with us. We made some calls for people to give blessings and figured out that the time we made the appointment was the time the Elders Quorum would be having a meeting. So we just walked back there (they knew in advance) and brought them to the front of the church to give her a blessing.

Everyone needs to read the Book of Mormon!

Her name is "K". She is so prepared. Honestly she came with questions, she has been reading the Book of Mormon, and she realizes that all the bad in her life is because God needed her to find "Something". Well obviously the Gospel of Jesus Christ is that "something" that she is looking for. We were able to make another appointment and we taught the Restoration. Again, she is so prepared and she has already seen blessings that come from the blessing she received and the Gospel. At the end of the lesson we extended the baptismal invitation, "K", if you were to find that these things are true, which they are, would you be baptized?" "Yes, absolutely". There is something about even extending that invitation. There is power in baptism, we all know this. It is a gift from God and I am grateful again that I was "Established in righteousness". 

Love my Sisters!

On Sunday night I was able to get a message on Facebook from a wonderful member I love from Tracy. (Mom and Dad you talked to her about Italian Family History). She told me that her husband "G" is getting baptized this week! I almost fell off my chair!! Although we didn't get to teach him the lessons, we did get to friendship him into liking the missionaries again. First time we met, he barely even spoke to us. Then I figured out they were huge Beatles fans. SCORE! I was able to soften them up a little bit because "All you need is love". Am I right?? He started participating in our messages that we shared with his wife and he even came to a baptism. AND my good friends Elder Payne and Elder Mutchie were able to pick up where we left off and boldly invited him to be baptized after teaching him about the importance of the Gospel, when Sister Bustos and I got transfered. Now he will be entering into the waters of baptism, THIS SATURDAY! Sadly I can't go because it is out of mission boundaries but its ok.

I LOVE THIS GOSPEL!

Love,
Sister Hansen

ps. We got to go to the Zoo today with a lot of Sisters from the Modesto part that I have served with!! It was so much fun!

Thankful for the Prophet

How do I even begin this letter. Let's start with this morning. I woke up totally and completely exhausted. I came to the conclusion that I was spiritually exhausted and I could barely get myself out of bed. I realized that this week and weekend has been a lot of spiritual things, and my brain and body just had to rest. Instead of resting we got going.

At Wal-mart we ran into a member who was exhausted too and we talked about the "Post General Conference Depression". I really do think it is a real thing, we look forward to it for so long, and then it just comes and goes so quick.

Our General Conference group at the "Mansion"

Both Saturday and Sunday we were able to find miracles between sessions. For example: Saturday we decided to try stopping by a next door neighbor of a less active that we have been working with who suggested that we stopped by. We knocked on the door and she began to aggressively tell us what we believe, (such as not celebrating Christmas, and not allowing babies to have blood transfusions...) then realizing she had it all wrong, my sweet companion Sister Houghton proclaimed "I love Christmas!" Then me acting very naive said "Wait what is a blood transfusion." At this point she was very confused. Her body language changed as we described what we do believe and she opened the door as we told her that we celebrate holidays. To make a long story short (honestly long, this lady can TALK) she invited us back so we can help each other study the bible. We told her about the Old and New Testament stories and she was so excited.

General Conference was obviously amazing, and the music was so touching. So to say the least I am very overwhelmed with happiness today. Thankful for the Prophet and his wonderful words and guidance. There is so much to take in. I know that you probably want more but maybe I will get sneak peaks for you as we go through this transfer.


GIVE EM HEAVEN!
Love,
Sister Hansen


ps. This Saturday we find out if we are transferring.
pps. This will probably be my last transfer call. Because I am awkwardly leaving in the middle of a transfer.