Hello!! Wow so this week was crazy. It was like the most awesomely horrible week ever. Haha like how does that happen? I will tell you :) Well it rained. And rained and rained some more allllll week long. We went on exchanges with the stl's on Monday night. I stayed here in my area. It was fun! I was pretty excited. I thought I would be nervous but not at all. Monday night was fun but all our appointments canceled and we were without car... And then it started pouring. Like POURING rain. Like it was good because sister mellor and I had umbrellas but like they didn't even help. Our clothes were drenched same with everything. Haha it was a good experience :) Tuesday was a great day! We had a lesson with this sweet lady named Maria. Hermana Samaniego came with us. She is so sweet!!! I always call her my abuelita de Panamá. ️ seriously she is so sweet. She bore the sweetest testimony of her conversion and how to came to find the church was true. Her testimony of the atonement really touched my heart. Maria is awesome and she really wants to learn more. She doesn't have much of a religious background besides being catholic and going to church on Easter and Christmas and she really wants to learn more. I am so excited to watch her journey in the gospel. I know she will be so blessed. One thing that I love most about being a Spanish missionary is that chance is which I get to work with these amazing Hispanic and Latin people. Their testimonies are so pure and sweet and will touch anyone's heart. I am grateful for the gift of tongues. Okay it is SO real. As we were on exchanges and I was a little nervous to have to try and teach lessons by myself, but it was okay! I was just like talking and words were flowing out of my mouth. What?! And I could understand everything soooo clearly. It was so crazy. I am so thankful! :) speaking of tongues.... I also had my very first taco de lengua.. In other words. I had a cow tongue taco... It was actually really good!! I sometimes would get a little freaked out because I could see like the tastebuds and stuff and so that was weird but besides that I mean it was rather tasty It rained a ton this week and we walked a ton. My hair is like getting curlier by the minute I swear. The Cunningham river, which flows through the western part of Tennessee and down to like Nashville and stuff has started to flood a tiny bit! It was cool we went and took some pictures. Everything here is so GREEN!!! It's beautiful. I will send some pics :) I had been feeling kind of down this week a little and so I was just praying that I could just know that I was doing okay and actually making a difference. Well on Wednesday we had heard one Of our older Spanish sisters had been in the hospital, so we took like a 40 minute bus ride down to the hospital and she wasn't there.... Don't worry nothing bad happen she just got released and she was at home. So that's good! But I was kind of bugged because we went all the way there and had no luck. But we met this way awesome guy his name was Grandpa Wayne. He was like the black version of grandpa Wayne!! Haha but he was so nice and just told us how thankful he is for young people like us doing something good and that we are making a difference! It was just what I needed to hear. And then like 3 other people said that to us too during that day. It was a little tender mercy from the lord. I can't believe that it snowed like six inches last week!!!! That is absolutely nuts. Also kind of scary about the wind and the mud storm! That sounds terrible. I am glad dads yard is looking good. I need some pics because I am bragging to everyone out here about how amazing my yard always looks :) haha can you believe we only have 2 weeks left of the transfer. Crazy!! Looks like josh and Brit are having fun in DC as well :) thanks for all you do for me. I love you all :) have a good week!!!! Xoxo Lizzy :)
TACOS DE LENGUA |
Us with grandpa Wayne |
So floody but so pretty |
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