MAKAILY WORTHINGTON IS GETTING MARRIED?! What is his name?? Where did she meet him?? That is crazy! Man everybody's growin' up!
That
talk by Elder Uchtdorf is one of my favorites. Be grateful in your
circumstances, whatever they may be! That has taken on a whole new
meaning for me here in Gonzaga. These are some of the most amazing
people on the planet. A lot of them have close to nothing yet their
faith in Jesus Christ is incredibly strong. Even in the midst of their
difficult circumstances, they know God has not forgotten them. They are
close to Him and know He is always there.
That's awesome about the emergency preparedness
class! I hope your missionaries are ridiculously grateful for you. You
are everything we want every member to be! Do you work with them ever?
Are they still teaching your neighbors or Betty?
Oh man, that question is hard to answer. (I asked her in what ways has she changed, permanent change.) I have
changed in so many ways. I feel like I don't even realize all the ways
I've changed. Remember that joke we had about me coming home a man? Haha
definitely happening. I'm trying desperately to hold on to the whole
quiet elegance thing but it's kinda hard when you're climbing in and out
of jeepneys and walking through the bukid. Haha but I'm doing my best.
:) I'm trying to think what specifically has changed. Spiders and dirty
things don't phase me even a little bit. I eat whatever (except for
dog). Speaking of which, I ate snails for the first time this week!
They're kind of hard to eat! But they taste pretty good. As far as
spiritually, I understand the gospel so much deeper. My outlook on life
is much more positive and Christ is central to everything. There are
lots more changes but I'm not sure what they are. I'll ponder and let
you know. :)
GUESS WHAT! Dreams do come true! I worked in Santa
Ana on exchanges this week! I worked with Sister Concepcion, Sister
Hagee's companion. That place is the best! I'm pretty sure I was the
first blonde, white person those people had ever seen. Someone told me
they legitly thought I was just a really big Barbie at first because
they didn't know real people. Haha it was way fun. I'll attach pictures.
I rode something called a Kurong-Kurong for the first time yesterday.
It might be hard to find a picture of one but I trust Gary's googling
skills. It's basically just like a wagon attached to a motorcycle (I was
in the wagon part). So awesome. And it was free! People are the best.
We have four progressing investigators right now. They will be baptized on July 12 and 20.
Two of them are a husband and wife with 3 little kids. :) They told us
this week they're excited to go to the temple a year after their
baptism. I love being a missionary!
Sister Pamittan is a beast. She's so talented and
diligent. We taught the most lessons I've ever taught in a single week
this week: 39 and we had 6 investigators at church! Gonzaga is being so
blessed right now. I love this work.
Well that's all for now! I love you all!
Sister Morris
| Monkeys in Santa Ana! One of their less active members just has monkeys in their front yard! |
| This woman in Santa Ana surprised us with Pancit and peanuts at the end of our lesson. She was super sweet. They're the ones with the monkeys! |
| Behold! Santa Ana. Ridiculous, right? |
| This is Gonzaga (on our walk home) |
| Gonzaga |
| Snails :) |
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