Week 31

Hey HEy  whatsup?

 So everything is going great.  We had a really interesting week.  We are still trying to get established in the ward.  The members are super awesome.  The ward is really nice and we are having a great time.  The house that we are living in belongs to some members.  They are in Utah right now for their daughters wedding.  They are supposed to come back tomorrow, so we will finally meet the people that we are living with. Haha! Cool.  Well today all of the sisters in Cochabamba  get to have lunch with Sister Dyer, the presidents wife.  I am so hackin excited.  She is going to cook American food!!! Ya!!!  So ya, that is what we are going to do today.  We also wanted to bathe the dog that lives in our house, because she is really dirty.  O ya I know… the life of a missionary is spectacular.  Okay so ya anyways… I guess I will just tell you what happened this week.

 My companion is from Orullo, which is about a four hour drive from here.  We were outside the temple and she recognized some people at the temple. Well it turns out the some people from her home town came to visit the temple.  … wow!  Well, we first ran into to this guy… and it was super awkward.   I didn’t know why until after when my comp told me that it was her exboyfriend…. Super weird.  Then another girl came running up and the first thing she said was that my companion was really fat!!  O my hackin.  I was ready to fight someone, but apparently it is not an insult in south America.  Ooookay! 

 So we went to visit a member in our ward. This family lives up on the hill in a private condo.  He is the consulate of Brazil.  So we had to hand over our identification to get in the gate.  We then attempted to find the house.  And of course we got completely lost in the private community.   We wandered around for twenty minutes and finally the guard came on his motorcycle and pointed us in the right direction.  Haha. Woops.  The house was so beautiful, I am going to bring my camera next time and take a picture of the view.  You can see all of Cochabamba from his house.  Wow.  They ordered pizza and then asked me to bless the food in English… sweet…. But then… I began to pray, and I couldn’t remember the English words. Haha.  I was praying half in Spanish and half in English.  My comp and the members thought it was pretty hilarious.  O hackin.

 So we went to the only existing supermarket in cochabamba, and guess what I found….Waffle Crisp!! The cereal that I hackin love.  I never could find it in Cedar City or in salt lake… but don’t worry I found it in the only supermarket in Cochabamba Bolivia.  Hahahh! Awesome!!  O ya and gobstoppers too. Heaven on earth. I forgot how much I love gobstoppers.  And my new favorite ice is called Waferito.  Yuuuummm it is like 20 cents in American money and soo addictive.  I cant stop eating them.  The waferito is going to be my down fall ,  I just know it…

 Power of prayer.  So we were late for dinner one night and it was dark and a little chilly.  We were waiting for the bus FOREVER!  And it never came. Whenever we need the bus, it doesn’t come. And when we don’t need it, it is right there.  So naturally, I thought it would be cool to pray for a bus to come… and within three minutes. The president and his wife pulled up in his car and gave us a ride to our pensionista´s house.   Score!!! God Cares.  (even if it is half in English and half in Spanish) haha

 We had an 8 year old get baptized yesterday.  His name is Randy, and we taught him the lessons to prepare him for his baptism.  He is a really good kid.  O ya and our mission leader asked me to give a talk and direct the music 5 minutes before it started.  O crap.  But ya I think that it went okay, I am pretty sure the members understood most of what I was saying.  Haha. But ya, we helped randy´s mom make empanadas for his baptism.  IT was soooo delicious. 

 Well I hope that everyone is doing well.  I am sure that everything is going great. And school has started!! O ya and a HUGE shoutout to my brothers.  Artem and Devin. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!  I love you! And I hope that you have fantastic birthdays this week.    Good luck this week. i gotta run.  Godspeed.

Hermana Milne

Week 30

Hey Hey Hey!!

 

So another week has ended and it sure has been hackin spectacular! 

 

Last monday we finally played some volleyball.  first time in seven months... awesome!! it was a ton of fun.  Then we went to some member´s house in my old area and had a bbq.  it was soo delicious.  william and leticia made everything and there were four missionaries there.  We talked about the family and i made sure that they were doing well. they are my converts.  Everything is going great.  Leticia got a calling and William recieved the priesthood, and the members are really helping them to learn everything in the church.  Then my companion gave me a haircut. sweet... free.    okaaay.  what else did we do this week.... well, a lot of our appointments fell through so we decided to find acts of service that we could do for the people in our area.... we walked a widow to the bus stop.. she talked talked and talked... i can only concentrate for so long.  It takes extra attention to understand in spanish, and it is super difficult to understand when the subject changes every three minutes and she doesnt stop talking... wow.  woops i guess i still have a lot of room to improve.  O ya! and remember Timbre the doorbell dog.  We went to the house again and  no one was home.  we realized that the dog had no water to drink and the house looked abandoned so naturally.... we walked all the way to our apartment and brought some water for the dog.  I think that he likes a better now... he doesnt bark as loud as usual.... haha. 

 

 Three times a year, cochabamba has a special day when no one can use their cars.  It happened this last sunday.  Only walking and bicycles are allowed on the streets.  It is like to show respect for the environment and try to clean the air or something.  It was super cool.  Everyone had to walk to church.  I am totally used to walking, but the members are not.  Not a lot of people came to church, and then we only had sacrament meeting because they didnt want to walk home in the afternoon heat.  We live up on the hill near the temple, so the walk is pretty difficult.  Some of the members came, but it was super cool because everyone was out on the street and just enjoying  the day.  It was really interesting. 

 

We eat with 4 other elders, and i realized that the cups we had were made of crystal... so naturally i started to make the cups sing... (i dont know what its called, but it is the same thing she does on Ms. Congeniality)  Well, naturally all of the elders wanted to learn how.  They practiced to for two days in order to get it down.  I just kept thinking how we always would have crystal cups when we went on our cruises.  haha!! I am sure our pensionista got a little tired of it, but my companion still cant do it.  she is pretty frustrated.  The elders think it is pretty awesome.  Thank you dad for teaching me such a valuble skill. haha! 

 

So we didnt have electricity for a day.  that was pretty fun.  We had to plan out in the street, and then get ready for bed in the dark... o hackin.  luckily my companion had a candle.  so we studied by candlelight.  It was a new experience... pretty intense.  And then there was a huge spider on the wall.  my hypothesis is that spiders seem a lot bigger and scarier when there is no electricity and only a candle... dont worry, i killed it.  But my comp was almost hysterical.  Then we decided we have a ghost in the house, because the next morning the window was wide open... woooohhhhhh.  haha!  or it was just the wind.  but a ghost sounds a lot cooler. 

 

So i thought it was really funny in our district meeting.  The missionaries were talking, and they said that satan has one good attribute... persistance.  He never gives up, he never stops tempting.  As missionaries, and members in general, we need to learn to be persistant in righteousness.  We must never give up and let oppurtunities pass us by. 

We also talked about the blessings that God gives us.   They say that:  

Obedience brings blessings    but....

Exact obedience brings miracles.

I dont know if that translates well, but i really like it... i ask myself if i am exactly obedient to all of the commandments of God?  If so, i know that i will see miracles occur with my investigators and my personal development as well. 

Yesterday is the past.  Today is the present.  Tomorrow is the future.  God gives us a present everyday, by letting us live one more day.  I like to think about this when i need to improve my attitude.  sometimes we just need to think about the blessings and the life that God has given us each day.

 

Well that is my uplifting thought for the month... enjoy.  haha!  I hope that everything is going well at home.  Good luck with everything this week.  Let me know what is happening!  I love you guys!!

 

Hermana Milne

Week 29

Hey Hey!!

How is everything going? So this week was really awesome.  We are getting to know all of the members and trying to find the investigators that the other sisters left for us.  it has been a little harder than expected.  ugh.  But ya, the members are super great.  My new zone is really cool too, we are going to have a great time in this ward. i just know it.  

Okay so the husband of our pensionista is a really funny guy... his name is Saul.  So the elders and I were sitting at the kitchen table when he came in and started cracking some jokes.  We were eating some apple cake (delicious!)  So I took a bite of cake at the exact moment that Saul cracked a joke.... and I exploded... haha!  i laughed and spewed apple cake all over one of the assistents...... uh.... sorry elder murphy.  o hackin.  But ya,  it was hilarious, and he hasnt stopped cracking even more jokes about it.  woops!! 

So we made american breakfast this morning with our pensionista.  it was soooo good.  We made omelets, hashbrowns, and pancakes.  fantastic, there is nothing more i can say.  Sunday night... the elders and hermano Saul had a hot chili pepper eating contest... o my goodness.  all of them had tears in their eyes.  I decided not to participate...but they said that the peppers are going to kill all of the parasites in their stomachs... hahahaa.  I guess there actually is a silver lining to everything.  The assistent from mexico won the contest... naturallly.  wow i cant believe it.  But it was a ton of fun, then i had to go home and frantically finish up all of my letters that i need to mail.  

So on wednesday morning, we recieved a phone call that the president´s wife and some elders were going to come and inspect our apartment in two hours... we have only been here for a week and we hadnt had time to clean everything from the previous sisters...  So then the chaos began.... We were frantically cleaning everything up, organizing papers, and taking out all of the garbage.  Then we had to get ready for the day.  We finished with ten minutes to spare.... phewwww..  We passed the inspection, and were totally exhausted for the rest of the day.  haha! needless to say, it was a good motivation for us to get everything in order in our apartment.  

The stake had a huge dance activity this saturday.  it was totally awesome.  all of the reliefsociety in the different wards had to dance the different dances of bolivia.  Every department has a unique dance.  It was so much fun to watch and learn more about the culture.  My companion is from bolivia, so she loved every single moment of it.  Every single dance, she would turn to me and say that this dance was reeeeallllllyy good, and that i should pay attention.  Haha, well there are 13 wards in our stake, and after about the seventh dance number,  everything began to look the same.  The activity was really great, and i cant believe they got all of those ladies to come and participate in the dances.  I have some vidoes in my camera, but i dont even know where to begin in order to send them to you.  

My companion has a serious phobia for ... all insects in general. haha.  She is from Orullo, which has a really high altitude, so there are not alot of insects there.  it my duty to kill all of the spiders in our house.  Which is all good, and i have definitely had to step up... we were at our pensionistas house eating dinner when my companion shrieked and started to swat the air all around her...  hahahaha.  it was a baby fruitfly who wanted some of the strawberry jam.... how much more harmless can you get. I couldnt help but laugh.  Our pensionista was super confused because one girl was shrieking and the other was laughing like crazy.  maybe you just had to be there.

There is one house in our ward that we are trying to visit.  We walked up to the door, and i started looking for the doorbell. but my companion told me to just wait.  the door bell will show up at any moment... wait... silence...i was a little confused and .... then this huge german shepherd comes around the corner and starts barking like crazy. . the dog is the doorbell.  haha!  so naturally we have named the dog Timbre... which is doorbell in spanish.  so i am so certain that i am totally going to name my future dog timbre if it is a boy... hahaha.  okay maybe you just had to be there again.... lame.  

Well i hope that everything is going well at home.  Good luck with everything this week. Enjoy the pictures.. hopefully they will come, it is taking forever to load. I love you!

Hermana Milne

Week 28

Hey Hey Hey! 

So ya what a crazy week!  So last monday I was frantically writing letters to all of the members and converts in Jaihuayco when I recieved an interesting phone call.... PSYCH!  I am being transfered to Potosi.  They told me i was leaving in the airplaned the next day... so i frantically packed and prepared to leave the city.... but....then.... Tuesday morning I recieved another phone call.... PSYCH AGAIN:  I am being transferred to VillaMoscu again.  Well, naturally this did no good for my mental health in general.  I was running from place to place and calling everyone to figure out what my transfer actually was ... for realsies.  ugh.  Well, wednesday they called and told me to pick up my companion in the airport.  okay....  We are going to villa moscu for sure.  My companion´s name is Hermana Blacutt.  She is from orulllo, Bolivia.  IT is like a four hour drive away.... can you imagine me serving my mission in St. George?.... ya that is what it is for her.  But she was in a different city up until now, Sucre.  She has a little sister and that is it.  She is graduated in economy and worked at a loan office before her mission.  She is super cool.  We are really just trying to not get lost in our area right now. haha!  Villa Moscu is super cool.  It is up on the hill, if you know what i mean.  They all have intercom doorbells.... o hackin.  missionaries worst nightmare.  Well, the members are waaaaaayyyyy super cool.  Our pensionista totally rocks.  Her food is sooooo good.  We share our pensionista with two other companionships of elders.... our district leader and the assistents to the president.  we eat with them twice a day everyday.  it is a lot of fun to talk with them.  I am definitely going to gain some weight in this area.  Every member so far has given us like an entire meal when we go to visit.  wow... but it is just so delicious.  But ya it is super different here.  the ward is so hackin organized.  It is almost like the wards in the u.s.   they even have programs for sacrament meeting... that really blew my mind.  

Well, some sisters that were in this area before came and showed us around a little bit this week.  it really helped alot! the sisters are super cool in cochabamba.  We went on our grand tour, and afterwards... we started from zero... reopening the area.  We werent extremely productive, but we know where the bishop lives!!! (the second floor of the house of our pensionista...) haha!!  awesome.  and easy.  We are also attempting to clean out our house... ugh gross.  but ya, my comp is super afraid of insects, so it was my responsibility to kill all of the spiders... and crazy and slightly uncomfortable fact....:  We have to tap our shoes in the mornings before we put them on because the scorpions like to hide inside of our shoes.... o my hackin... crap....  but ya, so far i havent seen one single scorpion so maybe the other sisters were trying to freak us out....  

Really cool people in my ward:
Temple Workers
THe consolate (or ambassador, i dunno)  of Brazil
Mission President
Temple President
A member of the Seventy
   awesome!!!!!!

O ya and we totally had lunch on saturday with the coolest members ever.  They live in the teletubby house... their house is literally almost an exact replica... hahahaha. i  will totally send you a picture if i have the opportunity to get into the house again.   the father is recovering from brain cancer and works across the street in the temple. they have seven kids, and are the most unique people i have met so far.  haha! awesome.  But ya, the members are really willing to help us and give us references.  i am really excited to get to know them and work side by side with them... Everything is going great.  I hope that everything is going well at home.  Ilove you!!

Janessa

Week 27

Hey HEy Hey!!

So ya! how is everyone doing??  Everything went fantastic this week. We are teaching like crazy, and having a great time.... so naturally... I have a transfer.   ahhhhhh!  hackin.  i am going to leave Jaihuayco behind, and I am going to go to my new area this Wednesday.  It is called VillaMoscu.  I dont know my companion.  But! interestingly enough,  VillaMoscu is in Cochabamba.  I am staying in the city.  huh.  cool i guess.  I also know that my companion and I are both new to the area... which means we dont know anyone or where anything is... The last sisters that were there havent been working in the area because one of them was sent home because she was sick.  so the other sister has been in a different area in a trio... so ya, this is going to be interesting... hopefully the members will help us get started.  O ya and i forgot... The Temple is in my area!! o ya!  and the mission home is in my area too.. President Dyer is in the ward that i will be working in.  cool cool.  So ya, it is going to be really different.  It is the wealthy part of town, so i dunno what it will be like.  I will tell you how it is next week.  O man, I am going to miss Jaihuayco.

We had a really great week.  We found a lot of new people to teach.  O ya and we went back to the house that is full of baby animals.  tee hee.  i got a picture with the duckling.  hackin cute!  and ya this is my companion also... but ya, now i am will have  different companion.  My companion is going to train in Jaihuayco.  phew giddy up!  this is her second time training.  She trained my companion from the MTC, hermana boyce before she came to jaihuayco.  But ya, it is all good.  We made orea cake last monday and it was totally awesome!!  and delicious.  and we made pancakes on sunday and papaya shake.. woo wee we are eating well this week!!  So ya, that is all that really happened... nothing super hilarious.  So as of this week, I have officially been on the mission for 6 months... wow! Can you believe it?  I am a third of the way done and i feel like i am just beginning.  Well i hope everything is going well at home.  good luck this week. i gotta go pack my bags.

Hermana Milne

Week 26

Hola!  Como Esta?

Okay so this week was hackin hilarious.  i hope that i can remember it all.  But ya, how is everything going?  How are the Olympics going?  Okay i am just going to write out my week.  Enjoy! haha

Tuesday:     So we went and visited this less active family.  The father is a return missionary and he is married with three little kids.  They havent been coming to church because of work and the kids. But the father was in a motorcycle accident a few weeks ago.  he messed up his foot and leg pretty bad.  He is on crutches, and is unable to work.  So we were able to find him and his family at home one night.  We thought it would be a great idea to watch a church movie with them.  So the whole family gathered and the father hobbled into the room on his crutches.  We then began the movie.... I guess i wasnt really thinking, because we brought the movie about the stonecutter.  He was a pioneer that immigrated to Utah from england.  He lived far away from salt lake, but was called to be a stonecutter for the temple. He walked 6 hours every week to salt lake city to work on the temple all week and then would walk home... but one day a cow kicked and broke Johns leg.  the leg had to be amputated.... sounding familiar?... My companion and I glanced at each other and realized that this might be an awkward ish movie to watch with this poor father with an injured leg... hahaha o man... so weird.... well, the pioneer persevered to the end and still walked the six hours on a wooden leg in order to work on the temple for twenty years... hahaha.  well i guess they at least kind of liked it. because they came to church this sunday. so weird...  but we had a good laugh afterwards

Thursday:  We had an appointment with an investigator, but she was washing her clothes.  she said she was almost done, so we said we would sit and wait.  .... one hour later she was still washing. haha! so we kind of gave a lesson while she was scrubbing her clothes and just left.  Needless to say, the lesson was very unique.

Friday:    We had a zone conference.  Our area book was one of the best in cochabamba... ya!! score.  the conference was really good, and afterwards we went out tracting.  And something amazing happened.  So we had a reference named Oscar.  We taught him once, but he had classes so we never could get a hold of him again.  But we always would run into him on the street.  I have run into this man 4 times on the street.  It is definitely not a coincidence.  Every time we tried to make an appointment. but he is in the military and didnt have time... and then finally he said that he was going to la paz.  But we ran into him again!  He said that the military is keeping him here in cochabamba til january, and we were able to find his house and teach him... finally!! he also said that his daughter is going to our church in la paz with her uncle... it is not a coincidence.  He is a really awesome guy, and he wants the best for his family.  

Saturday:   So we had our interview with the president in the offices saturday morning.  We got ready and took the bus in order to go to the office.   but how was i supposed to know that there are two different buses that are almost identical?  Needless to say we took the wrong bus, and ended up getting lost.... o hackin. I dont even know where we were at all.  and i didnt have enough money to take a taxi, but luckily we found the right bus.   we were totally 30 minutes late to our interview.. sorry president!  haha.  my bad... so i dont know the bus system in Bolivia... hack.  Afterwards, we had a great day and found 5 new people to teach.   ya!!

Sunday:    We asked for help from the bishops son.  we had two appointments, and we wanted a member to tag along.  He is preparing for a mission, so we thought that it would be good for him.  So we went and picked him up, but both of our appointments fell through, so we ended up walking around looking for people to talk to for three hours... poor kid.  But we totally found 2 new people. and it ended up being a great day. ahah!  

Monday:  We are going to make a hackin awesome special dessert today. i am so excited.  We are going to go to an american supermarket to buy all of the ingredients... ya!  Today is the 6th of august.  Independance day for Bolivia.  So ya, there are a million parades and marches going on.  it is soooo coool.  All of the kids in the schools have march in their uniforms, and the bands have been practicing for weeks and weeks.  It is going to be so much fun.

Okay so i have one more story, and it totally deserves a title.... are you ready for this?

The Great Scorpion Hunt    Part 2!

o ya... thats right.  so we came home saturday night and there was a scorpion in the middle of the floor.  i freaked, and my new companion thought that it was really cool.  So I followed the example of my previous companion  and smashed it with a broom, like a crazy person. what can i say...  i panicked.   o ya.  i have taken on the new role.  My companion thought it was totally awesome and wanted to keep it.  We sweeped it up and put it on the table... but!! the plot thickens.  Ten minutes later, i decided to poke it and make sure it was dead.... and... it was still alive!! i had only stunned it with the broom.  ahhhhhh. hermana!! what are we going to do?? but, my companion was determined to preserve it. so she proceeded to pin it to our table.... and we waited for it to die.... and then it didnt die.  so yes...we had a live scorpion pinned to our kitchen table.  I got some sweet pictures.  I think that it finally died overnight.  My companion didnt believe me that scorpions are dangerous.  so she was completely calm about it... now i was the crazy one.  But we later found out that there are two types of scorpions.  we had killed the brown kind.... which the sting of a brown scorpion will put you in bed for a week.  and the sting of a black scorpion will kill you.  uhhhhhh.  needless to say, my companion was pretty shocked to learn this.  But do not worry,  I am very efficient with a broom.  And next time, i will be ready... o ya.  do not worry,... i have everything under control..

Well i hope that everyone is doing well.  good luck this week!! i love you

Janessa

Week 23

Hey hey hey hey. 

So (as usual)....  this email is going to be rushed, short, and probably make no sense.  haha.  enjoy!!  I have a new companion, a divided area, and we are sharing the ward with elders.  This has totally changed the game.  All we did this week was visit members and try to contact all of the references that we recieved.  It has been a little tough.  The members seem to forget the poor missionaries that are coming over to talk for half an hour.  We are really focusing on receiving references from the members.  We teach the family a lesson, and then encourage them to share the gospel with their friends, and then we tag along on the second visit, and hopefully get a lesson in.  it has been a lot of fun, but we really havent seen the fruits of our labor yet.  so ya i am totally learning patience right now.  We have found a couple of people to teach... i am just a little sad because i had to surrender most of my investigators to the new elders, because they are in the area of the elders.  esta bien.  So ya,  we pretty much just walked around our entire area, and we now know what our new boundaries are.  wow, it was completely exhausting, but we are having fun. My companion is totally cool.  Hermana Mercado is from La Paz.  and she is like super super smart.  She is going to be an electronic engineer.  She is almost done with school.  she just has to defend her final project when she goes home.  So ya, she is a total math genius.  We are planning an activity.  she is going to teach/tutor math, and i am going to teach english classes... o boy.  if anyone has any idea how to teach english as a second language... i really need some advice and ideas... o boy o boy.  it may or may not be a complete disaster. ahah!  i will tell you how it goes.  

So ya there is a circus in are area right now.  across the street from the chapel... awesome.  i really want to go... but i cant.  And i just dont even know how to describe a bolivian circus... so ya i will just leave that one up to your imagination.  

I got to go the the cochabamba bolivia temple this week... so amazing.  i love the temple here.  everyone in cochabamba knows where the mormon temple is.  it is so beautiful, and i just love to go.  which reminds me,  how is everyone doing on the challenge i gave in the mtc?  have you been going to the temple monthly or no?  if not,  this is the time to repent and start going more often!!  ya.  

So my new companion and I decided that our apartment was a .... complete.... disaster.   So we have been completely cleaning out our apartment this week.  It was totally gross. We found some discussion books and flip charts that are at least 30 years old... hackin.  they are really cheesy and awesome.  so ya, every spare moment was spent cleaning and organizing the house.  so pretty much, my week was cleaning in the mornings and nights, and then walking our boundaries in the afternoon for like five hours... wow it has been a little exhausting, but we have finally finished cleaning. a lot of the sisters like to leave clothes and stuff behind, so we have been going through old missionary clothes for two days... exhilarating.. i know.  so ya,  everything is so perfect and organized right now.  now all i have to do is hand wash all of my clothes, blankets, sheets, baptismal clothing, and table cloths..... o HaCkInG....!   We didnt have the best luck this week.  so, we are on the bottom floor of an apartment building and the plumbing in Bolivia (believe it or not)  is not the best in the world.  so naturally, our toilet never works right!!! ahhh.  the landlady is not really doing much... but wait.... i have more.  our shower broke this week.  so i have been showering in freezing cold water for a week.  so naturally i have another cold right now.  ahaaha.  ... but wait... i have more.  the elders forgot to pay the power bill for three months, so they turned off the power.  ahahaha.  no shower, no light, and no bathroom.  it was an interesting week.   but no worries.  luckily, one of the elders knows how to fix stuff.  so he temporarily fixed the shower... (except it totally smells like smoke and stuff. i think it is a problem with the electrical wiring or something)  So we are kind of afraid to shower right now.  And Elder Alay was kind enough to pay the power bill, and we now have power, so at least we can heat up a little bit of water to bathe....  silver lining? the shower head doesnt shock me if i accidently touch it.  hhaaha.  we are hoping that the land lady will try to do something about the plumbing this week.  other silver lining? our apartment is squeaky clean (other than the bathroom)  So ya, that was my week this week.  getting to know the members, and attempting to repair our apartment.  I know that this was completely random, but ya.  what can you do?  Good luck with everything this week.  And i want everyone to pray and thank God for your water heaters and functioning toilets.  o ya and washing machines and dryers.  (wow i think that was my best closing statement of all time)

Hermana Janessa Milne