Adelante Caminante!!
How is everyone doing? So, a little
bit of news... I'm not sure if I'm staying in Phoenix or if I'm getting
transferred. Most of the Mission is getting changed because our numbers
are too big, so I won't know until tomorrow night. But, I know wherever I go is where I'm supposed to be! So, as for this week it's been pretty slow but fairly normal.
Some
exciting things that have happened are...I bought a homeless guy lunch. He
was so lonely looking and sad so I bought him lunch.. after I realized
he had a box of brand new Bud Light, but hey, it's OK because I helped
him anyways. Next, I planned a wedding for some investigators, actually
let's call them friends. They are getting married this Thursday,
and I have to do decorations. Another thing that happened this week was
we had exchanges. I went with Sister Schroeder in the English area and
had four good lessons! Something else that happened is I found $5 dollars
on the side of the road! I'm giving it to St. Mary's Food Bank because
our Zone is saving all the change we find to donate to help the people
who don't have food. Aside from that, Sister Thompson and I worked our
tails off this week to have lessons, and we did really good. We have
been teaching the Palacios Family, and the Villalabazo family. Other
than that my week has been really normal, and kind of slow. But,
something cool...I have had four people compliment on how much my Spanish has
improved!
Well, today I have plans to go get pedicures with
Sister Thompson, and possibly get lunch!! It's going to be fun for our
last P-day together. Sorry I'm super boring this week with my email
because I have NOTHING to write about.. haha but Missionary work/life is
awesome. I hope everyone has a good week!!
Con mucho amor,
Hermana Greenhalgh
Where was Noah when the light went out? In d'ark
#teamVERDE
I really like salads.. like a lot.
I found $5
You can't handle us, we're animals!
Chick Fil A from the Zayas family!!
My Companion...Hermana Thompson
I'm really Asian!
Being silly with Chris and Alex Palacios
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