Hey. :)
So we go to see this family. They don't answer, but their neighbor is outside. He is working on his car or something and his weird midget manly dog is running around. The dog's name is Buddy. Sister Flamm and I start up a conversation. Buddy is friendly and sniffing us. He was paying extra attention to Sister Flamm's boot... sniffing it extra long. When all the sudden (I saw it in slow motion) he lifts his leg and pees right on Sister Flamm's leg and boot. Priceless. I was dying.
Thought I'd start with the funny story this time. I seriously couldn't even breathe. The man embarrassingly offered a paper towel which by the time he went to go get, completely forgot and left us there with nothing except Sister Flamm's peed on boot. Missions are great. :)
Miracles are abounding. The end of my mission is a gem. Heavenly Father is trying to make me miss it or something because life is so good right now.
OH! I forgot to inform you about Sister Flamm. She's 19-years-old and from St. Anthony Idaho. She's been in the mission field for 9 months and likes photography. She's super sweet and friendly and we basically laugh all the time. She's great.
MIRACLE STORY THAT I FOUND OUT TODAY!
So S. Sonasi and I were riding our bikes around a few months ago in Pioneer Valley when we ran into a couple Kirby vacuum salesmen taking a 10 minute break. We talked to them and we got one of the guy's contact info so missionaries could go visit. The other guy was a little reluctant at first, but explained to us about his life and how his mom had just passed the year before and whatnot. We testified about how the gospel of Jesus Christ could help him. He ended up giving us his information so missionaries could go see him! Fast forward to now. Some elders at choir practice today came up to me and asked if I had contacted the Kirby vacuum salespeople a while back. They have been teaching him and he's committed to being baptized! :D That is SOOO SWEET! I seriously was smiling so big when I found that out. Tender mercy from the Lord, say what?!?! :) SO cool. One of the elders is actually from Wrightwood. Haha:)
We got to see a Community Christmas Concert. Totally reminded me of the one we have back at home. Don't know if that happened already or not, but you should go see it. :)
I'm just limping away over here. Things are going good. I don't really have to much to say and it's weird. Hmmm. Yeah.
Man I like this video.
Again going with the "What shall we give?" to the Savior this Christmas. I am soooo grateful that I get to spend two Christmas seasons out on my mission. It's such a blessing and honor to serve the one who gave us the reason for the season. I get to testify of Him constantly and remember His importance in my life and in the lives of everyone who has ever lived or will ever live. I know that it is through Him that we will have true peace and happiness and eventually eternal life with Him and our Father in Heaven. :)
I love you all. I know you have challenges. Maybe some that feel insurmountable at the moment. Finances. Family. School. Work. Relationships. Problems are inevitable. It's what we do with them that make the difference. I have been really working on giving it all to the Savior. Letting Him have all of our worries and fears. I promise that as we pray sincerely and let God know about our struggles, we will be made strong enough to bear them because Christ has already done it all.
Until next time, I'll be doing it the Federal Way.
Love,
Sister Pearson :)
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