Hello my loves!
Another week in the mission field: DONE! It's P-day!
Yay!
This week wasn't as crazy awesome as last week, but really,
any week in the mission field is just awesome when you're on the Lord's errand!
Sister Seaich and I went on day exchanges with our sister
training leaders. I went with Sister Bailey to 12th ward. That was kind of
tedious, but fun nonetheless. We walked. A lot. It was super hot and humid for
once. Man. That, most definitely, wasn't the fun part!
We found a dead fish on the side of the road. I guess when
you're in Idaho and you see
roadkill, anything goes!
So, I don't think I'm meant to rude a bike. Sister Seaich
and I were riding down our favorite hill, and I ran over something and my tire
literally blew. It wasn't a goat head. It was a flipping NAIL. A huge one, too.
Argh. It was a struggle....and I'm too broke to buy a new tube. Man. Missionary
life, y'all. The struggle is so real.
But no, it's been a good week. We didn't get to have a lesson with the Nelsons this week because Courtney was sick, but we stopped by earlier in the week and she loved church, which is great! Her only hold up is wearing a dress.....that's pretty sad, but it's something we can help her get over.
We got in with the Bradshaws! We've been really good at
catching him at home now. We talked to him and his wife. It's interesting to me
that they both have different religious views. He believes in a higher power,
and she believes in God. It was really nice. They're a part member family....so
maybe we can, at least, plant a seed there!
We found a new investigator for the YSA this week! His name
is David. He lives at a halfway house, believes in Greek mythology, and his
doctor apparently prescribed smoking. He has the desire to learn and he wants
to be baptized. It's going to be a tough run with him, but everyone needs the
gospel. I often have to remind myself that not everyone grew up with a gospel
foundation like me. With that said, it may be an interesting experience, but a
learning experience at that!
Sister Seaich and I spoke in YSA sacrament meeting yesterday
and told our conversion stories. Speaking for 20 minutes is a WHOLE lot easier
than I thought it'd be. I left my poor companion with ten minutes to speak.
Whoops. It was nice. We got a lot of compliments on our talks. Hopefully we
were able to touch at least one person in the congregation.
Like I said, this week wasn't as eventful as last week, BUT
it was good!
I love you all and I miss you a TON!
Have a good week everyone!
Love,
Sister Tyler
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