Man, do I have news for you this week!!
Remember how I commented that at some point I could be training a 19 year
old???? Well, I'm not training a 19 year old, but transfer calls came and I'M
TRAINING!!!!! I'm staying here, and Sister L is transferring to be companions with none other than my MTC companion! And lucky ol' me (I'm
scared to death!!) will be picking up my greenie tomorrow: Sister S from
Sandy, Utah. And that's all I know about her! President calls the trainers to
give them the news and I was shocked when he called me! I seriously just
finished training! But I know that with Christ, I can do all things, so I'm
choosing to have faith instead of fear, and just praying that Sister S and I
will be able to make this all work! It is scary not knowing who this girl is,
and then having to be in charge and lead her too! But I do know that this is
God's will, whether I am supposed to learn and grow lots in trials, or in good
times it will be for my benefit! But CRAZY RIGHT?! Who knows what this week
will hold.
On the flip side, I know I will be here for the next 2 transfers while I
train so I will be here for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
I am sad that Sister L and I are splitting, change is hard, and it is
scary when I don't know what to expect! But I think this is the next step for
me to grow and learn more. I am just nervous because the "mission mojo" says
that everyone's first transfers are always hard with investigators. I've seen
it. My first one we didn't get anyone to progress. We have about 3 stellar investigators right now, so I'm just
nervous to see what happens. I've decided that I'm going to be exactly obedient,
and leave it in the Lord's hands. Right now I'm having a hard time with that, I
know it is Satan working on me, but I've already told the Elders that my
companionship is going to be following certain rules, that we were not before
(Sister L was the senior, and no, the rules aren't anything huge, but I gave
her that respect to lead our companionship), but now I am already getting
opposition from my district. But I can only put my trust in the Lord. That is
the only way I will get blessings as a missionary. Not by doing the "cool" thing
and being lax on certain things. It's hard, but it's all I can do. It does bring
me lots of comfort to know that Mitch, and Jordan and lots of my girlfriends
have served missions. No, I don't know what kind of missionaries they were, but
I know what kind of people they are. So if they can do this, I can do this!
I thought my exciting news for the week would be that I had a fun adventure
at a pumpkin patch this week... Little did I know! But I am sending pictures!
Our ward mission leader knows this farmer, and after they go through and harvest
THIS is the leftovers that they will just go to waste! So we got to go and pick
some! SO FREAKING FUN! and so much orange! I've never seen so much in my life!
This country life is really fun! :) I love you all! Can't wait to hear from you
soon! Mom, I'll probably want a letter from you in the mail this week, since my
life is going to be CRAZY-TOWN!
And the last pic is of our district. Yes, really classic, but at least I
look semi ok right? gag!
love you alll!!!!!!!!!! xoxooxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxooxoxoxoox
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