No more Crutches!

No more Crutches!

Aug 30

Hello Family and Friends!

A note to everyone who is thinking of serving, in the process of serving, or about to serve a mission... DONT HURT YOURSELF! Its a big pain and quite difficult to get lots of things done in a timely manner. Its been difficult on me and my companions. Do yourselves a favor and pay attention and don’t get hurt. =) On to more positive news! As the title suggests I have no more crutches! I’m super excited too, Its day 2 without them and I’m doing pretty well. Its no longer big and blue, in fact it’s about normal size and color now! 

As for this past week its been awesome the miracles we have been able to see. One thing that we have done is gone around to our members in our ward when they have signed up to feed us and show them a flyer thing where they pray for us by name and then we discuss who we can pray for with them and help prepare to receive the gospel. We were with a family in our ward and we got some people to pray for. Through out the week we had been praying for them and a miracle happened! A less active member ran into various different YSAs throughout the day and they were able to invite him to come to activities and he CAME!!! Then the referral we got we were able to meet and teach and we are beginning to grow faith with him. He is agnostic and praying! I am so thankful for the miracles that come from a faithful prayer! 

This week is transfers and Syster Brown is going to Gävle and Syster Vistaunet and I are staying here with Syster Jenson. I’m pretty excited to get things going here! Its going right now but We agree that it needs some major organizing so We are stoked! It will be awesome to be able to work hard and get things done! 

Being in the center and the freedom I am experiencing now is like a severe case of cabin fever! Its like the best two years "Im red' to go!" (Mom will get it! =))

Challenge time! While in church on Sunday we were reading in James and I got distracted with some notes and cross references in my scriptures to James 5:16. It talks about confessing your faults to each other and then makes a promise of a fervent prayer of a righteous man. To me this is proof of the system of Preach My Gospel comes from Heavenly Father! As missionaries we are regulated a little bit in the things we can do and the things we shouldn’t do. One of those things are companionship inventory, which really is the epitome of this scripture. We talk about how we can become better and work more in unity, then we pray and help each other out throughout the week, and report back the next week. Its a great system. Now on to how this ties to you all back at home and abroad. We are weak, we are human, we all have faults and we all have struggles. You know the old cliché admitting it is the first step. Its the truth. I know that the first person we need to admit our weaknesses to is our Heavenly Father. When we are humble enough to realize that we cant do these things on our own we are able to overcome our weaknesses and be made strong. (Ether 12:27) Throughout these past 6 months of serving a mission I have been able to recognize so many of my own weaknesses. In turn with recognizing them myself I have gone often to my Heavenly Father In prayer and asked for his help and guidance as I strive to be better each day. So the challenge this week is to really converse with our Father in prayer. He is there with a purpose and is just waiting for us to ask for help. I promise you it works! Everyday of this mission is proof that this system works! Do it! I dare you! =)

I love you all! This week will be lots of organizing and changes I am excited! I hope you all have an awesome week! Oh I got an awesome picture from The Petersons! =) It made my day Thank you so much! Thanks also Mom and Dad for the packages of Vitamins and CDs =) music is amazing! I love the one of Uncle Dave singing the scripture mastery as well! Women at the Well makes me get teary eyed but I listen to it anyway! Thanks heaps!

Love

Syster Juker

Pictures! A picture for the nieces! (can you find the birds? they were outside my window during personal study), adventures of Syster Vistaunet and Syster Juker making Banana Bread for the first time! The bananas were stuck to the freezer but it is delicious! That’s our Zone picture! Its Yellow because someone didn’t know how to use my camera but its all good! =) 

Bilingual Doctors

From: Jennifer Juker <jennifer.juker@myldsmail.net>
Date: Mon, Aug 15, 2011

Subject: Bilingual Doctors

Hej Alla!

This week has been a tough one. On pday we did the church trip, going around to all the different churches and taking beautiful pictures that actually didnt get sent =( I will try again in this email. We did lots of walking and on Tuesday I felt it! My ankle was swollen and hurt like crazy! So I called Syster Newell and asked if I could go to the doctor. Yup imagine that I asking to see a doctor! We then went to our closest Vårdcentral which was closed for the summer! How can clinics be closed for the summer I will never know! Anyway so we went to the Hospital- the one we went to didnt do anything with orthopedics so we got sent to another hospital across town. Upon arriving there we were told we needed to wait in the emergency waiting room, we took a number and waited for an hour or so to be called to the window. I sat next to a lady who was hit by a car and Syster Brown sat next to a lady whose whole leg was swollen and bruised. Once finally at the window they informed me I needed to go to a Vårdcentral because the accident happened more then two weeks ago. So I called Syster Newell and she gave some consoling words, "You're probably thinking there are a million other things you could be doing like teaching, finding, working hard, but I know that this is more important and Heavenly Father wants you to be your 100% so just take the time and see the doctor." We finally saw a doctor who said its not broken but wants me off my feet for 10 to 14 days and I have pain medication. The next day we walked and got xrays just to make sure it isnt broken. We are all in the clear no breaks. 

Wednesday during Swedish Class I met Svetlana and we had an awesome first teach about the restoration then on saturday we had a great second teach on the Plan of Salvation and then on Sunday She came to church! All 3 hours in a skirt! The members were supprised and asked if we were now three (referring to a three some)! It was awesome! President and Syster Newell spoke in our sacrament meeting and they brought me gifts of crutches and our new mini DVD players! Each missionary pair gets one to use! Its a tremendous responsibility and super cool. We have them in hopes that we can show investigators the church dvds in their own homes or wherever we happen to find them. We spend a lot of time on spårvagns and trains in this mission so its more accessible to share the dvds with everyone. 

Today we have nothing planned because Im on crutches. Äldste and Syster Anderson came and picked us up to do our shopping for this week and then to bring us to the center. They are awesome and so thoughtful! I am very thankful for them. President Newell has made it possible that Syster Vistaunet will come here to Västra Frölunda so Syster Brown and her can go out and I can rest my foot in the center with Syster Anderson. I just want my foot back so I can do everything myself its very frustrating to not be able to do things. Im learning patience, endurance, and humility. Its not the most fun but I certainly am learning a lot. Syster Vistaunet will get her at 8.25 tonight. It is a relief and I am thankful for the stress that is relieved by these changes. 

Transfers are on the 30, President Newell said we will probably stay here and work just as discribed above. Ill let you know if anything changes. 

With this trial has come a need for comfort. There are so many variables in each and everyones lives. No matter what you do or who you are, life can change on a dime. One thing that has helped me through out this is my Patriarchal Blessing. I think I forget about it sometimes, its always in the front of my scriptures, How often do we look there? I took it out this week many times and read and studied it. Our Patriarchal Blessings are personal scripture and should be regarded as such. So for my challenge this week I challenge you all to dust off the old blessing, take in out of the file folder drawer and study it. Look up definitions in the Bible dictionary (I love that thing!), find examples of what you need to develop in the scriptures, try and find ways to live more worthy of those promised blessings! I know that as we take the time to study those things we have been given as guidance systems we are living more worthy of the spirit and can find a deeper happiness and a deeper desire to be better and do better everyday.

I love you all! Hope you all have an awesome week and remember what sacrifice the Savior has made for you! He came for YOU individually! I was listening to the Women at the Well CD the other day and It really struck me the individuality of the Atonement and the life of our Savior. He did all that He did for us specifically. Today I studied the atonement and I read in chapter 33 of Jesus the Christ! Read it! It is amazing and has grown my appriciation of my Savior and His love for me, individually, even if I dont "deserve" it or I am ignorant of my need of Him. He is always waiting for us to talk with Him and communicate what we are going through to Him. He loves us!

Tangent =)

Love Syster Juker

ps excuse all grammatical errors- I blame swedish! =)

Be Lovingly Aggressive out there!

From: Jennifer Juker <jennifer.juker@myldsmail.net>
Date: Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 1:56 AM
Subject: Be Lovingly Aggressive out there!

Hej Everyone!

Well this week has been one for the books! It started out with Pday last week as we stayed in our apartment and wrote lots of letters home. It was nice to rest my foot and probably smart because I've been on it all week! Doing the Lords work you don't need breaks, The Spirit carries you from teach to teach and its awesome!

On Tuesday we had a member dinner with the Anstinsons- She is danish and he was athiest and has been a member for long time now! His conversion story was awesome. A short summary, They married and she made him go to church, There was a change in the elders quorum presidency and the new president was fasting and praying to know who to call as his secretary. Anders kept coming to mind but he wasn't a member so he kept fasting and praying. After a couple weeks he asked to meet with Anders and told him of his dilema- he agreed to start taking the discussion and got baptised! Isn't that awesome!!!

Wednesday we taught Swedish class and were able to introduce Yang Yang to the Elders which was really cool. It's like giving away a child, though I have never done that before I imagine the feelings are the same.

Thursday we had our district meeting and an AMAZING teach with Ehsan! He is our investigator who the first week I was here we taught about baptism and we asked him to pray about being baptized; seeing as he is from Iran and may have to return back. Thus he cant be baptised or he could be killed. Anyway, we came into the teach and he shared with us that he knows he needs to be baptized that the Book of Mormon is true and the word of God! We then explained to him more fully the fruits of the Spirit and he contected each of the words to different experiences in which the Holy Ghost has helped him in his life and to know these things are true. He has been looking for a job so that he can stay in Sweden and get residency but it hasn't happened yet. Randomly after he recieved his answer on Monday a man in his class came up and offered him a job with his company. The Lord really does prepare a way. It was an awesome experience as he had trouble knowing what words meant and how they applied to the church, like he asked why is the Holy Ghost baptism of fire. The Holy Ghost was able to explain through me how it purifies us just as coal becomes a diamond, we are refined and made better by following the promptings of the Holy Ghost! It was so sweet!

We had our first teach with Marie-Louise, a swede who the past missionaries found. She is awesome and patient with my broken swedish! She is super sweet!

On Saturday when we were out contacting we were talking with this man who was a little argumentative and when I tried to explain part of the Restoration I slipped up a few words and he told me you have an important message, it's really important that you speak properly. (in swedish) I told him Jag har varit har 3 månader. to which he responded Oh You are skilled! It was a really funny experience! It was also a shock to me that I was able to communicate and hold all these conversations in Swedish and I've only been in Sweden for 3 months! Its a crazy thought all in all! I know that it is only though the Lord that we are able to see these miracles and be able to do his work.

On Sunday the old ward mission leader Fredrick Karlsson told us to Be Lovingly Agressive out there! It really stuck with me. We are out and talking with folk everyday because we love them, just as our Heavenly Father Loves them! We impress upon them the importance of our message and keeping commitments because that is how the Savior admonishes us to live. We do all these things because of our love, knowledge, and testimony of the Savior and His restored church through Joseph Smith! It's an awesome thought to see how it all boils down to love! So this weeks challenge is to be lovingly agressive, show those you care about that you care, serve them and try to relieve their burdens. I know that as we lose ourselves in the service of others we are blessed and they are thankful, thus making the world a whole lot better!

Sunday evening we had a member dinner with Mary and Christopher Malm and they have a tradition with all new missionaries that their companion gets to pick a random object in the house and then you have two minutes to prepare a spiritual thought with a scripture and experience and testimony. It was awesome! I felt stressed but It turned out well. Syster Brown picked out a purse. I related it to the Savior and carrying our burdens in Matthew. I liked it! There are ways to remember the gospel no matter where you are or what you are around. Look around and find some of your own this week!

I hope you have a great week! Love you all!

Love

Syster Juker

pictures to come later- we are going to visit as many of the old churches around here as possible today =)

 Hej Då juli Hej augusti!

From: Jennifer Juker <jennifer.juker@myldsmail.net>
Date: 2011/8/1
Subject: Hej Då juli Hej augusti!

This week has been an interesting week. We had an explosion of laundry last pday. We came back to the wash room after starting the washer and most of our clothes were in a pile on the floor soaking wet. It was commical, we laughed as we had to ring out all of our clothes before placing them in the dryer. We went with the Zone Leaders to a look out tower here and took cool pictures and wrote letters in the woods. It was fun, the hill wasnt too hard on my ankle. Its getting better. Thanks for all the prayers and such I really feel the strength everyday from them.

This week showed me the importance of planning and reserve planning. Many appointments fell through and we had to fall back on the reserve plans. Then as we had showed the Lord what we were going to do we were able to find those who are prepared. It was great to feel the Lord work through us because of our planning and desires to serve him. This last week was Feste Nord so its like a gigantic EFY for Young Adults from all over the world especially Scandinavia. Our Center couple went and since we teach most often in the center we gained a real appreciation for them. Many times this week we had just finished a teach and a YSA or someone would come in to use different aspects of the center. We had to wait for them before continuing on with our plans. We really got to know a lot more about the YSA this week.

We are having to give our most positive investigators to Utby because of where they live but luckily Äldste Bush and Bloomfield are awesome and will take great care of our babies.

Today I found a scripture I really liked in Lären och Förbunden section 8:10 I belive is the verse. It talks about nothing happens except by prayer and faith. So this weeks challenge its to strengthen your faith. Take time everyday to write down questions you have about the gosepl and take time to seek for answers and end with prayer for understanding. I know that as we study the gospel in this way we are able to unlock the knowledge that the Lord would have us know at these times in our lives. I learn so much every day from our personal and companionship study and also all of our teaches. Every person everywhere has a unique outlook on the gospel and of life and we can all learn something from them.

Also as a side note! How do you know the Church is true? Send me a note =) I want to know! we get asked about conversion stories all the time!

Thanks for all the Love and Support

Love

Syster Juker

PS Pictures to come later hopefully

A forgotten Umbrella, A NEW new testament and A Blue Ankle

From: Jennifer Juker &lt;jennifer.juker@myldsmail.net&gt;
Date: Mon, Jul 25, 2011 at 1:54 AM
Subject: A forgotten Umbrella, A NEW new testament and A Blue Ankle

Oh Boy has this week been an AWESOME one! (notice slight sarcasm)

We had lots of success this week. As you know we teach a swedish class on wednesday and on saturday. We have many people who come regularly. Yangyang comes every week and is always ontime. I had a feeling I should bring up the gospel with her after class. But as soon as we said amen she was out the door and I was talking to another student. I was really bummed to not be able to follow up with a promting like that. So I prayed that Heavenly Father would give me another chance! And He did! The door rang and it was Yangyang, she had forgotten her umbrella and was afraid it was going to rain again! So we got to chatting and ended up teaching her the restoration and got her excited to learn more! 

That night we had a teach with someone who a dead missionary had contacted on the spårvagn. (dead as in home already) Remedius, he is awesome, and during our teach of the Restoration and the Book of Mormon he made comments like I always wondered what happened to the structure of Christs Church from the Bible times. and The Book of Mormon its like a NEW new testament I cant wait to share it with my family! We are finding the prepared and teaching them! The second harvest is real! The only bummer is that Göteborg is split into two with us in Fästra Frölunda and the Äldster i Utby and all of our golden investigators we have to give to utby because of where they live. Its a bummer but I told the Zone leaders that they are like my children and Ill be watching out for them.

Now to the Blue ankle story! On Friday we had a teach during Chill, an activity at the institute, it was with Shola, from Nigeria and it went super well. We then watched the Restoration with him and Wisdom, who is getting  baptised on Saturday! Anyway, we had a referall come with one of the YSA and got to teach her in swedish and that was awesome too! Afterward we were going to be home past curfew because of the travel time on the spårvagn. We tried to wait around for the Andersons to leave so we could hitch a ride but it didnt happen, we felt bad. So we left. On the way down the 3 stories worth of stairs I noticed that I was walking with a different rhythm then normal. I guess you could say I got caught in the music?! and missed 3 stairs and landed on my ankle! I couldnt stand on it, I jumped over to rest my weight on a heater and wanted to scream but couldnt, I was in public. I sucked it up because we had a long walk to the spårvagn and then home. We contacted a man on the street and as we got his number Syster Brown couldnt help but stare at my foot, my ankle had a golfball coming out of it. We made it to the Spårvagn, the Andersons picked us from our stop and drove us home. I got an awesome blessing from Äldste Bush! I am pretty much turning smurf! It hurts but the work moves forward!

Challenge Time! I read in Gospel Principles Manual today about service! Take time EVERYDAY this week to find someone to serve. When we serve we are happy and show others the Love that their Father in Heaven has for them!

Sorry its short this week but the library computer was super slow! We are going to try to send pictures from the church or institute center later today! Ive got good ones of my foot and bruises!

I love you all! Thank you all for your love and support!

love Syster Juker

Swedish Rain

From: Jennifer Juker <jennifer.juker@myldsmail.net>

Date: Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 8:11 AM
Subject: Swedish Rain!

Hej Everybody!

Its been a crazy week! Lots of ups and downs and all arounds. We have had a few bumps in the road still since last week but each day I think we have come to a clearer road, that we are just two different people with different mindsets trying to accomplish the same thing. If we rely on the Lord and do things his way we cannot fail! So that's what I am working on this week.

Each and everyday I am able to speak more and more Swedish! I am so thankful to Heavenly Father who has been helping me along this great and treacherous journey of learning Svenska. We have had many member middags (member dinners) and we get to share a spiritual thought as always. Its intimidating sometimes to speak Swedish to the natives as they listen intently to what you are saying but all in all its an awesome experience and the Spirit is ever present as we both try to speak to the best of our abilities even if they are still of little vocabulary.

We had an interesting experience as our less active member who we are teaching English to in the mornings called and asked if we could meet earlier one day. We got to the library and he had his laptop up and loaded an email about a green card lottery for the USA. That he had won and all he had to do was pay 800 dollars. He was really interested in if it was true or not. I read it and caught lots of grammatical errors and things so I thought it was fake but to make sure we looked around online and emailed someone to find out more information. It isn't everyday that you run into those kinds of things. 

This week we met Gabriel- from Nigeria and he is awesome! We went contacting in the rain and borrowed someones umbrella from the center. We taught him on the street that night, the next night we taught him in the center and then we invited him to the baptism on Saturday in Utby! He came! He also kept us posted on the US Women Soccer game. We then figured out that he is in the Elders area of Göteborg so we have to transfer him to them. Which is a bummer but he is awesome anyway!

We have continued on with our Swedish course, teaching Swedish to foreigners, even though our numbers are dwindling because of semester (vacation). We are going strong and its really awesome to help others understand the language and learn it. Some people have lived here for 4 years and don't know any Swedish. Its crazy! 

We went trackting for the first time here in Västra Frölunda. It was a fun experience as many doors people let us teach them a little even though they were not necessarily interested in us coming back and teaching more. 

The weather here is crazy, you wake up and its raining, after studies its raining even worse, we get to the spårvagn stop at Musikvagen and its not even raining at all, so you put your jacket away and by the time you are in town (15 minutes) its pouring once again. I absolutely love it! Most swedes are fair weather people so many don't come out when its sprinkling unless they are on there way and in a hurry so the weather does put a damper on the work but we have had some success, like I mentioned before with Gabriel.

On Sunday, I was asked to bear my testimony in sacrament meeting. I was nervous about doing it, just because our ward is huge and we have someone in the ward translate everything into English, which was super distracting from the pulpit. But I went up and I bore pure testimony. I didn't write it out, or have an outline. It was a great and powerful experience. I didn't know that I could bear my testimony and actually communicate so much in Swedish. The gifts the Lord blesses us with are really real and come when we put our faith to the test and just speak from the heart. 

So today, the reason why everything is later then normal. We had a fast active study, shopping, and cleaning experience this morning as we hustled to get everything done and make our way to Hesingin (no idea on the spelling) to the Volvo Museum. It was a cool place all in all but I wish I new more about cars, all the statistics on the displays and things talked of how many of this and all the details of the engine. I know some of those things but not much, I needed Dad or somebody there to give me a little more information. Then since we have Zone Conference with President Newell tomorrow our Zone met and had an activity today, American Football in the park. So we went straight over there after the museum. Its been pretty fun. I'm looking forward to tomorrow, he has made lots of changes and we are up for some more it seems. Ill keep you all posted with next weeks email.

Challenge time! I've been having a lot of thoughts about the different ways we rely on the Lord. Its a tough thought to nail down in just a few sentences. This week I want to pose a question, How and what can we do to rely on the Lord to overcome our weaknesses? I'm working on an answer for this one. With this transfer of difficulties so far Its been quite apparent to me that I have some major weaknesses to overcome. As we all know, the Lord has overcome everything. How can we unlock the key that he has found already? Maybe this is a little farfetched of a question, nonetheless I know that the Lord will help those that help themselves, serve others and have faith in him. No matter what we do He is willing to help us to be a little bit better and to do a little bit more, even when we think we cant. So what are your thoughts? Write a missionary an answer =) Then, this coming week, search for ways that you can do a little more, be a little better, and serve a little bit more. I know that as we put these righteous desires into action and pray for guidance along the way that we will be shown what we can do and we will be given help along the way. The Lord doesn't always take our problems away but I know that He strengthens us so that we can rise to the challenge of overcoming that trial. He has done it so many times for me already in my life and continues to do so while I'm here in Sweden! I love you all and hope that you will take this challenge and experiment on my words! =)

Love you all

Love

Syster Juker

Picture time!!!

Halmstad goodbye, me with Familjan Acevedo =), the halmstad apartment, Göteborg center (institute), Our apartment, My bed and bookshelves (which side is mine? its tricky!), A swedish book I want to own about a penguin!, various pictures from last pday- botanical garden, Syster Brown Talitha and I at the garden, whats called a halv special (hotdog with mashed potatoes ketchup and a mayo relish thing, it was weird), spårvagn, pictures at the volvo museum, a taxi experiment car-my favorite of the museum, more to come next week! =)   

To see pics go to facebook. =)

Vastra Frolunda

From: Jennifer Juker

Date: Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 2:21 AM

Subject: Västra Frölunda

Hej alla!

I don't have much time to write today because of lots of reasons. So you all know me I'm just like Mom I cry a lot! When Syster Page left on her train to Stockholm and I was left standing with Syster Brown and Elder Bloomfield and Wood I got teary eyed. But I looked forward to the future!

I live in Västra Frölunda and we work mostly in Göteborg. lol The town is big lots of things to do and people to contact. We actually have an institute center where we do most of our teaches. Its an awesome place. In Halmstad contacting consisted of giving out pass a long cards and a short testimony. While here we have the ability to contact and take them to the center and teach them right then and there. I've only been here since önsdag and its happened multiple times. We do a lot with the YSA and its pretty fun. We teach a Swedish Class to immigrants and I love it. After learning Swedish and then turning around and teaching it to them, i have realized how much I actually know Swedish! By no means mastered at all but I can manage and struggle through it.

We've had a struggle here in Sweden, just differences in planning styles and my addiction to it. It's one thing that I learned the importance of my first transfer and hope to continue it throughout my mission. It's the Lords time and I definitely don't want to waste it. It was time for inventory and she laughed at me and told me You actually do that? then the silent treatment, there is nothing that irritates me more than that. I wanted to throw something or call mom but I couldn't. So I knelt in prayer and asked Heavenly Father for help to overcome and to work again in unity. I then asked if we could pray together. She reluctantly agreed. I plead with the Lord to help us overcome. You know me the waterworks were on full blast. I sincerely felt like giving up. Heavenly Father helped her to open up and we got a lot out in the open. It's going to be a long transfer but we will work together and it will be great. We made promises to do better and all will be well. Syster Brown works at a different pace but she loves everyone and works hard to show it. She gave me a hug in church yesterday as our nyömvand went up and sang in the priesthood choir. It's honestly the most love I have felt since leaving Mommaitos and Rachelitios and Ryanitos, well not Ryan I couldn't hug him lol. She is awesome.

Yesterday was my first söndag here and it was awesome. The ward here is huge and they all actually talk to each other! We had a correlation meeting with the Ward Mission Leader and Ward missionaries, we had a married investigator couple come (Epiphanny and Caliss from Nigeria) They are awesome and I shook Per G. Malm's hand and didn't recognize him. After Sacrament he took me aside and said Syster Juker be good. It was pretty cool. He came out of the room with the Stake President, Biskop and others and I shook all of their hands they asked about how long I'd been in Sweden and such. I struggled to answer in Swedish, but when talking to Elder Malm everything came out right and in Swedish. It was pretty sweet.

My challenge this week is to take time each day to study the scriptures. In the morning before work, at night before bed. Just take that time to show the Lord that you are thankful for all that He has given you and that you have put Him, or are trying to put Him as a priority in your life. To those who already have this schedule going, create a journal that you can keep your inspiration in. When the Lord knows that you value it, He is more willing to give you more. I have felt this as a missionary. I started my study journal before I came and its just full of good inspiration that has helped me, my companions, my investigators and those people I contact on the street. I know that if you keep a record and do as Richard G Scott admonishes in PME you will unlock the key to more. =)

Write a newly replanted missionary a letter =) also known as me =)

Thank you for all the love and support. I really need it and appreciate it! more adventures to follow!!!!

Love

Syster Juker

I'm trying pictures but we shall see if it will work. If not Ill try later at the center.