This weeks shout out goes to computers. They're so necessary
but such a pain ugh. I have like 23 minutes to write this now.
This week has been kind of rough just because we have been
trying to keep busy since we are only in one ward. Like, I know the field is
white and ready to harvest. We just need to find the field.
At the start of this week, we went to an FHE with a family
that has incredibly sassy children, like you wouldn't believe. However, we show
up and their tree is TP-ed and the children are throwing themselves into the
tree to get it down. Weird right? Well then they recruited me and I'm sure that
looked pretty interesting too. I got most of it down though :) Then we had a
nice lesson about how we are all children of God. With some kids that aren't
members! They were so cute.
Then we were at our recent convert's house and her niece
brought a dog over. And I'm standing in this room, and Sister Slaughter says,
"It kind of stinks." And I was like hmm yeah and boom. The dog pooped
in the room and of course I stepped in it. I was in barefeet too and I was like
uhhhhh. I guess I could've used the bidet, but... yeah. It was a real trip
haha. Not like a trip down the road, more like sitting on the counter of your
recent convert's bathroom sink and using a bar of soap.
Funny story, I got to be in a quartet of missionaries. All
of our companions are training leaders and then there was a trio. I learned
there's a reason there's only a companionship. Four missionaries is
intimidating. We got a lot of slammed doors but there was one super nice lady
who gave us water. Tender mercies, what up. AND guess who I saw? Sister Becca
Evans, shout out to BYU YSA 55th! It was so nice haha
This week I've been thinking a lot about the atonement. I
mean, for one person to take on the mistakes of everyone, that's crazy. And not
just mistakes, but also like how unfair it is when other people's mistakes
impact us. It's a lot to take in. And despite popular belief, I'm not perfect.
And I've made more mistakes than I can count, but it doesn't matter. If we are
willing to lay them at the feet of our Savior, then everything will be alright.
And I'm so grateful. It's hard for me to imagine why He would do that when I
haven't been the best, but I sure am grateful.
Hope you all have the best week ever!
Love,
Sister Kwan
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