So A LOT has happened but everything is going great! I am still in the same
area, my lovely trainer has just left us and we are off to fend for ourselves. We
have had our ups and downs we have seen some weird things and we have enjoyed
some of the most humbling experiences. It has really been great. Our district has
changed so much. Elder Stoker got transferred to Milfred near Saskatoon. He is
greatly missed but we know he is doing great things up there! We will see him
again that's for sure. We got two new Gateway ward elders. Elder Moore and Elder
Olguin, they are both wonderful! It also means we are working directly with nine
elders. One of our London ward companionships got turned into a tri-pan. So many
elders, so much work to do, not enough sister power but we are trying to
represent the best we can. So I wanted to do this letter a little differently by
making a list. Its a You Know Your A Can-Win (Canada-Winnipeg) Missionary When list... so here it
goes
You Know Your a Can-Win Missionary When:
-You get anxious if you find yourself alone for more than five seconds.
-You start skipping songs on your LDS cd's because you think they may be
inappropriate or against the white handbook.
-Your slang consists of words such as "pros, apostate, dramastic, and
urch"
-Mondays become your favorite day
-You spend two hours of your day walking in the rain to get to an
appointment who canceled but didn't tell you.
-9:30 officially becomes your midnight
-You don't dive for the volleyball during a pday activity because you might
bump into an elder.
-That 10 min nap feels like a 4 hour coma
-That 10 min nap feels like a 4 hour coma
-You forget your planner at home and all of a sudden you have no idea what's
going on, like a deer in the headlights
-If you aren't wearing your name tag you forget what your name is.
-In response to being asked on a date on the street you respond with the
question "no but do you want to learn about the gospel".
-You hear the word 'awesome' and 'cool' and feel like someone just
swore
-You went to the most simple, humble meal from a family who isn't doing well
off but are filled all night and feel like the savior was present at the
meal
-You get a text message from your mission president and feel like a
celebrity just got ahold of your phone number.
-Getting mail makes you feel like a million bucks and then you realize you
have NO time to respond
-Your dreams become lessons
-You realize you have eaten four balut eggs when in real life you wouldn't
even want to eat one.
It really has been a great week. Amy surprised me by stopping by, she was
visiting her aunt in Winnipeg... didn't even know she had an aunt in Winnipeg. It
was a great surprise, a tender mercy from the lord. I have been given many tender
mercies this week! I love my savior, I love this work, and I am proud to call
myself a CAN-WIN missionary.
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