Hey fam!
What a relief! I thought I had missed Easter! Haha. Not that I`ll be
celebrating with Easter eggs. But at least I can think of Christ more that day.
General Conference was great! I didn`t get to see the first session. :( We went
to watch in our church building and there were problems with the internet. The
second session on Saturday we got to watch, but the internet was so slow there
were pauses every 30 seconds so it was a little hard to focus. Haha. But Sunday
was much better. A technician from the stake came to fix the problem so it was
up and running perfectly on Sunday. A member brought their laptop for me so I
could watch in English. :) I loved Pres. Monson`s talk about loving
others! Pres. Uchtdorf`s was super good too! . We had a couple investigators
and inactives there on Sunday. On Saturday NO ONE watches. I couldn`t believe
it. Only the branch president and his wife were there with us. Kinda sad. But
this week has been good. I`m slowly starting to remember where everyone lives.
Haha. There is a lot of work to do here. We only have 1 person that is
progressing toward baptism. But we`ll see how it goes. But the one that is
progressing is great! Her name is Ivelice. She met this guy Gabriel on the
internet several months ago and he`s a member. Well he lives in Espana so he
came here to meet her and they got married a couple weeks ago. So now she`s
taking the lessons. She has a lot of potential. She`s been coming to church
with him every week. She has a baptismal date for the end of this month.
Gabriel has to go back to his country next week though for the rest of the year
for his job. I hope she stays strong while he`s gone and continues to go to
church. Her daughter is progressing super fast too. I really want them to be
baptized together. But the problem is that Ivelice owns a colmado and the only
way she can go to church is if she leaves her daughter to run the colmado...
They are really poor and need the money so I`m not sure what to do. The
ultimate solution is that she closes it on Sunday because it`s the Sabbath day,
but for right now it`s not an option for her. We`ll see how it goes. We visit
this family that lives next door to us. The mom Yuvi is inactive, but her 2
kids Any and Oscar got baptized like less than a year ago I think and are
active. They are so awesome! Oscar tries soooo hard to say my name. Haha. Every
time we go to their house he practices to himself. No matter how hard he tries
though, it always comes out Hermana Golf. Hahaha. It`s so funny. They are great
though. So we had our Pday Santiago today. I finally decided to buy the
scripture cases. I tried super hard to work down the guy selling them and I
think I got a pretty good deal. It`s 2700 pesos or like $65. I`m going to have
a picture of the DR Temple on one of them, done in laser. And the other will
have the DR flag. He`s also throwing in a cover for my hymnbook. I`m excited to
get them. He`s going to bring them to me in 2 weeks so I`m gonna take out some
money from my card to pay him then. So I asked Pres. Douglas if I could go to
Tamboril to see Rubi`s baptism and he gave me permission, but only if a member
goes with me and another member stays here with my companion to continue
working that day. It doesn`t seem very possible. We`re lucky to have 1 lesson a
week with a member. They don`t help us very much. I don`t know how I could find
2 to help us the whole day. But I`m gonna try. I really want to be there. I`m having
a sister in our branch start to mend my clothes. There are a few shirts and
skirts that I can`t use anymore. I`ve just brought 1 for now though to see how
it turns out before I bring the rest. Hopefully it works out.
Wow
sounds like you guys have been busy with lots of activities! Sounds like lots
of fun! Let me know how one act goes! I wish i could be there for that
breakfast! haha. Oh I love the scarlet pimpernel! That will be so fun!
Thanks for
sending pictures! I love them! Good luck with the challenge this month! I
promise to participate too. Haha. I love you all!! Have a great week!
Hermana
Woolf
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