Hey family,
This
week was sooo great. We had interviews with President and he always says
the things I need to hear. It's like he's inspired or something.
He told he that I'm most likely getting transferred. I only have
two options either Grand Junction or the other side of Denver. I'll
find out for sure in two weeks. I'm excited but I'll have random
punch in the gut feelings because I really will miss these people.
I love them a ton and we just keep meeting new people to teach and I
already love them alot. That's the sucky part of being in an area for
awhile. It has its pro's and con's.
So
like I said before, we've been meeting new people. Yesterday we finally met
a lady named Carmen. She was a referral from some historic
center in Utah. She had gone with her family and was interested
in the Book of Mormon so we stopped by like a month ago but we only met
her husband and daughters. They are AWESOME. So these past few
weeks we've been teaching mostly their daughter Sandra who's 13 years
old. She's incredible. Well yesterday we finally met their mom Carmen.
She asked alot of questions about us as missionaries, what we do
etc. I bore my testimony how I love being a missionary....that
it's always been my dream. She asked us after what we are
studying and Hna Pare' said she's going to med school to be a doctor.
Then she asked me and I told her I have no idea...that I can't decide
because I'm not really passionate about anything in particular.
She stayed quiet and said "you know..I think you would serve God
for the rest of your life if you could....I can just feel the love and
joy that you have from being a missionary." I was kind of shocked she
said that....that a nonmember who knows nothing about the chuch could
feel that. It was one of the biggest compliments I've ever
received. I was grateful she felt that because it's true. I totally
would serve God in this way forever. And I will. We're getting kicked out
of the computer lab so I gotta go. I love you a ton. Til' next week.
Amo.
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