Sage Is Ok in the UK

  I nsert Funny Title Here Another Email for you people (a.k.a. my friends and family  ) The mental energy it requires to write these each week is unbelievable But alas, someone's gotta do it  Monday, sister Byrne and I explored Hatfield and it was ‘saur foon’ (‘so fun’ in Irish). We also made a pillow fort in the living room (two separate beds of course). I also made cinnamon rolls on this day, which was really fun. Good stuff.  Finding Grind Tuesday! Sister Byrne and I had nearly 5 hours of finding and met so many cool people. God is so good and he makes miracles happen. We also taught this really amazing lesson in person with a friend who's exploring Christianity for the first time, pray for my buddy Rahul! We also got to watch President oak's first devotional as a prophet, and wow, it was exactly what I needed to hear! Go listen to it if you haven't yet  Honestly, don't remember much about Wednesday, so have this picture of a fish as a Judge   Thur...

  Last second!! I'm going to talk to my phone for this email once again because I am going to make cinnamon rolls and I don't have enough time in the day. Let me begin. On Monday, we had a district P-Day in Stevenage, where we went and played some chair football, which is a missionary classic. This happened after me and sister Byrne spent 2 hours cleaning this flat, which was last cleaned when the Dinosaurs were on the face of the Earth. It was very nasty but now it is a home.  On Tuesday, normal day of finding and teaching made even better as we had two in person lessons and we got to go to a member's home for a dinner where we got home made South American cuisine from Honduras , it was as the niños say, delicioso  Wednesday was another blessed day in the land of Stevenage, we got to teach a lot about the plan of salvation on the street, which was very cool and we got to go to a member's home for a delicious dinner! The heads are a precious family and it is so great ge...

  Where's your southern accent? To be honest, I do not remember what happened last week so here's a fresh update for you!  Monday was great, sister Shaban and I spent a final p-day together packing and sleeping... It was the best other than the fact that I hate packing so sleeping was the thing that was good!   Tuesday was transfers and cut to sister Shaban and I fighting for our life trying to vacuum out the car in the pouring rain with a vacuum that wouldn't cut off when we were done. Then she left me to go with her new companion in slough and I got my temporary comp sister Merrill until my new companion came in on Wednesday! We had our trainers meeting and then set off to scrub down the flats that our new missionaries would be coming into because the flats were as the kids say “vile”...   Wednesday I GOT MY NEW COMP! Everyone please welcome……. SISTER BYRNE! She's from Northern Ireland but everyone thinks she's American because her accent is very mild whi...

  Yikes I'm bad at them management I'm going to make this so quick this week because I've got to pack and in case you didn't know this about me…. I HATE packing  Monday we went to London to take the massive SUV back and then we had a district P day in Bracknell it was very fun going to the chapel to play chair football which I’m still really bad at that was pretty much it Tuesday we had Exchanges with the Stains sisters it was so fun being with sister Castillo in Farnborough we did some whiteboard finding which was cool and had my patience absolutely tested by the land lady it's a long story we ended up playing three rounds of Ludo and running through the rain for some McDonald's amazing exchange  Wednesday went to our district Meeting in stains where sister Wongsawang from Thailand made real Pad Thai and it was as the kids say delicious we had got to hang some curtains for a woman in the ward and had a miracle in only 15 minutes of tracking I'm done writing...

  "No Habla Inglés" -bus stop man I don't even know how these come up so quickly anymore. You already know the format if you're a long time reader so I will jump into the week   Monday was a P-Day to remember and not in a good way… we spent the whole day in our flat waiting around with the landlady who made herself at home waiting for someone to come fix our heating. She asked us for coffee or tea which was extremely disappointing for her when we had to explain that we in fact had neither of those things. We have heating now though which is great so good things come to those who wait   Tuesday we helped a lady catch her runaway dog because we took a wrong turn off a roundabout and saw it running down the street. God works in mysterious ways   Wednesday we had our exchange with the Sisters in Bracknell! I got to spend the day with sister Andrianarivo from Madagascar and it was so much fun! She got to experience the joys of Camberley as a man told us he ...