I miss you all, and I
look forward to your letters and emails soooooo much. Thank you for
sending them to me. Speaking of which: I need more pictures of adorable
children. The end.
This week has been an odd one. We've been mostly
trying to meet the members of the ward still, and that has been good,
but we also wanted to teach investigators... One of them got sick and
has not been available to teach, two others are kind of avoiding us, and
another... well, she doesn't much care for us... but she likes what we
teach? It's confusing. That's okay. We're working on it.
One of my favorite things I saw this week was on a
door of a family in the ward. There was a sign that said, "Beware of
Dog." A small handwritten note underneath the sign said, "The ferrets
are pretty shady too."" Bwahahahaha! Sister Stiles and I had a really
good laugh over that one. Apparently the daughter, who has two ferrets,
added the addendum.
Also, I made Sister Stiles laugh so hard that she
tripped and skinned her knee. Oops, but also hilarious. Note: Do not
make your companion laugh so hard she trips. It isn't nice. Note 2:
There is no graceful way to fall in a skirt. Note 3: There is no
graceful way to get up from falling while wearing a skirt. Basically,
skirts make life awkward.
Also awkward? There is a North Platte District, but
Sister Stiles and I are in the Lexington District. Use Google maps to
see the distance between North Platte and Lexington. It takes us over an
hour to get to our district meeting, when if we were in the North
Platte district, it would take 2 minutes if we drove, or 15 minutes if
we walked. I know why they did it, though (I think). I think it's so we
can be in a district that has another set of sisters, Sister Anderson
and Sister Rasmussen in Holdredge. Our district leader is Elder
Rasmussen in Lexington, and it is funny to have an Elder and Sister
Rasmussen in the same district. They are not related, which is
unsurprising considering the proliferation of the name Rasmussen. I only
find it interesting because of my own sister Rasmussen. :)
I love our district, though. They are all nice
people, though it is smaller than my last district. My last district had
3 sets of Elders and 3 sets of Sisters, and it just felt so much
bigger! It's good, though.
I'm trying to think if there's anything else worth
saying... Our bishop is trying to fatten us up. Sister Marshall, whom we
live with, was out of town for a few days to visit her mother, and so
we stayed with the Bishop and his wife. Each night we arrived to their
home to find candy bars awaiting our arrival. It is very sweet (see what
I did there?).
Life is good. No one told me what the temperature
was last week (it's okay, I forgive you), but this week was much nicer,
and this morning it was around 70ish. Ahh! Bliss! Supposedly, the 4th is
going to be around 76. I'll believe it when I see (feel?) it.
How is life for you all out there? I miss you all and think about you frequently. Give everyone hugs from me!
Also:
remember that obedience is happiness. I was reading in Ether this
morning, and When the people are obedient, they are prosperous,
peaceful, and happy. When they are wicked, they have divisions, wars,
and unhappiness. Just do the right thing, and happiness will follow.
I love you!
Love,
Sister Loradona May
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