Wow, this week went by fast once
again! Last Monday I made my birthday cake and me and Sister Nielsen
enjoyed it greatly all week :) She had her birthday on September 24 and
she turned 21 so we made it a cake for the two of us, I just turned 20
instead :)
I cannot believe that it is October
and I hit the 11 month mark of my mission! The other months I was
counting down the days, but this one just came and went without me
having to count! We celebrated with tapicoa because we were hungry at
night coming home from work. It was a little weird because it was the
same place that I celebrated my 3 month mark of the mission just with
Sister Martin. Man how time flies!
I LOVED
General Conference of course and some of my favorite talks were Elder
Richard G. Scott and President Henry B. Eyring. And of course, who could
not love the story that Elder Bednar told about his sons :) It was also
great to hear people speaking in thier own language too. A funny moment
was when the elder started his talk in Portugês, but I didnt realize
that it was Português until the second voice that translates didn´t come
and then it hit me, ´He is speaking in Português!´It is so strange how
our brains work. I can read something in English and switch to Português
like it´s nothing. I don´t even think about Óh, I am, reading in
English right now´or ´He is speaking in Português´. I just understand!
How amazing is that! The gift of tounges is real :) I am SO grateful for
the opportunity to learn Português and be able to understand people. I
am so blessed!
Sister Nielsen and I watched
´The World Report´inbetween and it was like a 6 month update for us of
what is happening in the world. Unless members tell us things, we
literally know nothing. We realized that David Archeleta came home from
his mission and that they have a ´Meet the Mormons`movie. What´s with
that?
One thing that I am so grateful for is I
am able to be able to recongize more fully all of the work that people
do to make this church going. I don´t know if that makes sense, but I
recongize the sacrifices that people make to serve other people. Where
ever you are, if you are a Stake President, Primary teacher, Relief
Society President or nursery worker, I just want to say thank you for
all the sacrifices you make to help everyone. It is the little things
that may go unoticed by men, but make the difference and I know that
Heavenly Father knows your doings and it grateful for your service.
I
know that this church is true! I know that Jesus Cristo is our Savior. I
know that he is the head of this church and he speaks to us through his
servants, our prophet, apostles and general authorities. I am so
grateful to be apart of this great work!
I hope you all have a wonderful week! I love you and miss you!
Com amor,
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