Hello friends! It's been a quick second! I don't remember the last time I emailed so maybe I'll repeat things, but here is an update on mission adventures with Sister Chou!!
Me and Sister Shay are still living and thriving. We are still sharing cereal bars every morning (and actually all of our food haha it feels weird to eat a food without sharing it with her), pumping out our workouts every morning, going out and meeting new people, we even post the same Facebook stories haha, and just being happy. Even when we have days when we don't feel like we have found anyone to teach, we still come back to the apartment happy. WE LOVE IT! This week Sister Shay got sick (poor Sister Shay) so we spent the day inside. Even that was a blast. I acted out veggie tales and high school musical to entertain her, and it was so fun!!! But we were pretty ready to go out and work the next day 😅😜
Still in Palos Verdes, still seeing Teslas left and right, and still waking up to the land of paradise. This guy in our ward travel A LOT and he says that he's still going to settle down here because this to him is paradise and there's no where else that's prettier. I'm feeling pretty #blessed. Also, 2 of our friends have baptismal dates, one is for March 21st, and the other is for April 25th, but we need a lot of faith and prayers I would so appreciate any extra prayers for our friends!!!
We really do have miracles every single day. This week I studied about patience, and I read all these stories about patience in the scriptures. About Joseph Smith in Liberty jail, the sons of Mosiah, etc. And the phrase that's stuck out to me is "his hand is stretched out still". Through these trails, we will not have immediate relief. But one thing can be immediate, and that is the love of God reaching out to us. When we have patience, it is faith that God will deliver us. When we have patience, we will reach out to the Lord for guidance.
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