Beer tastes disgusting!!! Read on for the explanation.
Monday we met up with Karen at the Eaton Center downtown which was super fun. We grabbed dinner and headed to Family Home Evening. It was combined with Churchville, so it was a party! We played life size Hungry Hungry Hippos. We had Moray, the person we are teaching, come out to the activity and he really enjoyed himself.
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Tuesday
was so sweet!! So Sunday on the bus we were talking to this guy Dawit
from Nigeria. When Dawit got off the person standing behind us (who had
overheard our conversation) started talking to us. He said his name was
Abdullah & he had visited Salt Lake City a while ago! We didn't have
time to get his number before he got off though, so we just gave him a
card and told him to call! He called us Tuesday!! We went out to this
Pakistanian place and he bought us dinner and we had a lesson. It was so
cool!
We taught English class too.
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We both bought a red dress! |
Wednesday
we had a fun day. District Council, lunch with a member who just
returned home in June from her mission in Rome, and then exchanges!!! I went
to Christie North with Hermana Mckee! It was so much fun and we got to
teach three people in Spanish. I learned how to say "Yo testifico de las
palabras de mi companiera" which means I testy that what my companion
said is true... I think haha!
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Me & Hermana McKee |
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Hermana Johnson, me, Hermana McKee & Sis Wehrli |
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Hermana Johnson and Me |
It ended up being a longer exchange than we thought-- but it was meant to be. We had so much fun and got really close to Hermana McKee. I admire her great attitude. She's on her second last transfer, and her Spanish is so good (she taught me some Spanish during language study). Oh man she's a cutey.
Friday was exciting, but exhausting. We spent almost ALL day on the TTC traveling back and forth between appointments and it was so busy. Like so packed! It took us almost two hours on the subway + buses to get from downtown, to the chapel...and we were standing up the entire time because it was so packed and busy.
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Lots of teenagers |
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Our Volleyball group |
Sunday was good. Church + a lot of contacting.
Something I learned this week,
is that we often ask God to change our situation,
not realizing He put us in that situation to change us-- and the past 14
months for me have been jam packed with change!! But those changes-- as
trying, exhausting, and challenging as they were/are-- they were the
things that prodded me to grow the most.
Something I learned this week,
President Hinckley taught us....
"We
have every reason to be optimistic in this world. Tragedy is around,
yes. Problems everywhere, yes....You can't, you don't, build out of
pessimism or cynicism. You look with optimism, work with faith, and
things happen."
So remember that Heavenly Father is
on YOUR side! That's what we try hardest to teach people here. We teach
people not so they understand God's love and His plan, but so they
absolutely cannot misunderstand it. ♥️
Hope you all have a good week and remember to be optimistic and build with faith.
Love you all.