"There are 2 kinds of people in this world. Those you love, and those you don't know yet" :) Sis Loy has a little missionary quote book I've been obsessing over lately and that was one of my favorites that I loved!
Things
are going great here! I told you a bit about Scott last week - and we
met with him this past week! He is SO awesome. We had the most amazing
lesson and the spirit was SO strong - he came to church yesterday and
brought his friend! He would've stayed all 3 hours but his friend wanted
to leave.. bummer. but he is so great. He was a math professor at a
Texas institute/university/something and so his "logical mind" he says
makes it hard to have faith. But I know he will get an answer when he is
so sincerely searching. :) I'm so excited for him.
Sara is
getting baptized this Friday!! YAY! We are so excited!!! We are praying
and hoping her mom comes. (her mom wasn't
thrilled). We were way bummed yesterday that Ryan couldn't come to
church because it was the perfect lesson for him.. #missionarylife. But
he's still doing good.
We had interviews with President this
week, which were way good. I love interviews and every chance to see
President and Sister Blatter! They're the sweetest most wonderful people
in the world. I love them to death. I always get such a spiritual boost
with them. We also got the confirmation that Sis Loy is really leaving
this time - a new Cambodian-speaking missionary is coming in and she's
going to train her! So, she actually is leaving June 16 when transfers
isn't til June 23, so I'm going to be put in a trio for a week!
President asked us where would be a good spot and both of us said Oly
3rd... so I may get to go back there for a week! :)) YAY! I hope so.
Either way it will be a fun experience, but I'm super sad to have Loy
leave. I can count to 20 and do a door approach and small conversation
in Khmer, so she's leaving a good Cambodian-feel here :) I'm picking up
on her cooking skills and even bought some things from the Asian market
today! (We're also making a Cambodian lunch for district meeting
Wednesday, fun!) So. Things are good. Life is great. Being a missionary
is my favorite thing in the whole world. This church is so true, the
Gospel is such a blessing. I love it more and more every day. I know
this is Jesus Christ's Church and that He leads it, and He will lead us
if we let Him! He answers prayers and loves us more than we will ever
know. I love you all so much! Have the greatest week!!
Sister Wilson
we're not allowed to wear these in public (headbands), so we had fun in the apartment instead
That's an electric fence. Don't touch it. It hurts.
these are some things you will find in an Asian market.
I'm in love with Mt Rainier
If you ever wanted to know, this is what "California" looks like in Khmer.
Sister Loy taught me how to make leaf-necklaces
I love the harbor!
That's an electric fence. Don't touch it. It hurts.
these are some things you will find in an Asian market.
(pork
blood, duck heads, ox tails, pig feet, chicken feet (buy one talon get 6
free!), fish heads, pig tails, tendons, chicken hearts and gizzards,
and more!)
If you ever wanted to know, this is what "California" looks like in Khmer.
Sister Loy taught me how to make leaf-necklaces
I love the harbor!
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