So here in White City, we have these nasty things called goatheads.
They're a type of seed with wicked thorns growing out of them, and we get them
stuck in our tires ALL the TIME. Luckily the Browns (coolest people ever) have
decided to open a specialty bike shop just for reparing missionary tires.
Yes!
Good job on the missionary work fam! I like that you're not being pushy
with the neighbors but you ARE getting them involved in spiritual
atmospheres.
Reading Brittany and Hailey's e-mails made me sooo happy. :3 It's great to
hear that they're both so excited for the work they're doing!
One of the Eagle Point elders just walked in randomly and said, "Just
remember: If you ever feel like trash, God recycles." I thought it was pretty
profound haha.
Last week we were blessed with three new investigators! 1. Dave is the
husband of an excommunicated woman in the ward who we had been teaching. We
lost contact with him for a while but last week we had a great meeting with him
and we set up to meet with him every tuesday! 2. Jim is the Brown's neighbor (I
think I talked about him, he's the spiritual leader of the Shasta Nation).
Elder Haidenthaller went over there on splits and brought a member who is also a
veteran-part indian, and they hit it off. 3. We met Daniel a while ago on the
street. He gave us his address and we went over there a lot but couldn't get
ahold of him. Yesterday he was home and we talked and set up a return
appointment!
I love being a missionary. I'm learning that there will always be hard
times, but if we push past those and focus on the blessings, life becomes a
whole lot brighter!
Love,
Elder Georgia
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