We have continued to teach people this week, but it
sometimes moves a little slowly when people cancel on us. Sigh. We've
definitely had some good lessons and a chance to teach people. Last
week's theme seemed to be the Plan of Salvation! Some weeks it seems
like the Restoration is all we teach, but last week was different. I
loved it, though.
We traveled to Holdredge for our district meeting
last week, and that was good, even if it was a 200 mile round trip. So
far we are halfway through the month, and we have used about half of our
miles, so we are on track. Sadly, however, that won't cut it when we
have to travel to Grand Island (or maybe Lincoln? We haven't heard
anything about that) when Elder Robbins comes next week for the mission
tour. This week we travel to Broken Bow for our district meeting, which
is only 150 miles round trip, so you know, it's an improvement. Have I
mentioned before that Sister Stiles and I have decided that Broken Bow,
Nebraska should be best friends with Broken Arrow, Oklahoma? Well, we
have. And now I will get to see Broken Bow, so that should be
interesting. Our district leader last transfer got lost going to Broken
Bow and almost traveled out of the mission, so I hope the LDS.org map
doesn't lead me astray! The Address on LDS.org for the North Platte
meeting house is WRONG! Wrong number, wrong street, wrong, wrong, wrong!
The building phone rang yesterday, and I answered it, and it was
someone looking for the building but not finding it. Of course not, I
thought. Everything is wrong! Argh. For future reference, the address of
the North Platte church building is 4100 W. A and Lakeview Drive.
(It's kind of on the corner.) So if any of you ever go to North Platte,
just know that the directions on the church website don't work. Ask me
instead. :)
Things I have noticed about North Platte:
1.
They love their lawns (by and large, anyhow). They also love to water
their lawns. And it seems they also love to water their sidewalks.
2. They've never met a garage sale they didn't love. They are everywhere
it seems! We haven't really stopped at any, but sometimes when we've
been out walking, we'll kind of walk slowly by!
On Saturday
we finally made contact with a referral we've been trying to meet since
the beginning of our stay here! Hooray! She needed some help getting
ready for the exterminators to come--hooray! Even better, she likes us
and we'll be going back to teach. Life in Nebraska can be a little weird
sometimes, but I think that speaks more about the missionary condition
than it does about Nebraska.
I love you all, and I think that life keeps getting
better. And as someone smarter than I am once said, "It will be alright
in the end. And if it's not alright, then it's not the end!"
Love,
Sister Loradona May
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