How
are you all?! I'm sure you saw but I ran into Brother Blake last Sunday
at a Member MTC. Hope the video isn't too awkward, I didn't get to
watch it.
So I had a funny experience the other day. We got a phone call, so I
answered it. I answered in English, but the woman was speaking a
different language, so I just started going in Spanish. There was a lot
of me saying "como?" and being super confused- I couldn't understand a
word she was saying, but I was trying to soooo hard. Sometimes,
understanding people's Spanish is really hard, especially on the phone.
So I gave my comp the phone and she started talking to her and
apparently the woman asked her if this was the Fillipino sisters. Well,
turns out that I was speaking Spanish to her and she was speaking
Tagalog to me. So I'm not as bad at Spanish as I thought, or I am since I
couldn't even tell. I'm so used to not really knowing everything that's
going on.
We had a Thanksgiving dinner on Saturday in
our ward which was realllly good. We spent alot of our day helping to
set up it was kind of intense. somehow we (me and my comp) got roped
into doing a duet with one of the girls in the ward. She's so cute and
played the ukelali ( i have no idea how to spell that) and wanted us to
sing I am a child of god with her. if it were anyone else, I don't
think i would have been quite as willing. it went pretty well though.
We had a really good training meeting this week. at
zone conference we had talked alot about finding and we reviewed what we
had learned from the meeting. One thing he really stressed is how we
are not supposed to be knocking doors/ tracting anymore. He told us that
we could knock doors of neighbors of less actives, etc., but that
essentially we don't knock until we have a name to talk about. so we've
been learning to change how we work. it's shifted alot of how we think
about missionary work and what we do with our time.
we had a couple lessons this week with investigators
and less actives that went pretty well. this week has been really
challenging in alot of ways, but I'm trying really hard to work better
and to make things work, and praying really hard. The work is good
though, it keeps moving.
Thanks. Love,
Hermana LaPierre
Since I couldn't take the full hour this morning to write e-mails, I
was able to get back on and let you know that I am sending a package
home. I sent my ipod and a camera with the sd cards back. I have no way
to get the pictures off, so I'm sending it to you. I have Renee's camera
too. Also, I'm sending Jamie's hymn book too since I got one at the
MTC. I'll try to send a more exciting package later.
Also, I thought you'd be excited to see the new investigator I picked up while we were in Chinatown today.
love you,
Hermana LaPierre
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