My Companion Hermana Dunagan :) |
Apr 7 at 1:31 PM
I have so much to write, so hopefully I will have enough time! This Tuesday was April fool's day and all of us sisters schemed up a plan for our district meeting. Half of our zone meets in our building so lets just say there are a lot of Elders. We decided to go with the classic toothpaste in the Oreo. We were really careful to make it look like it was never touched. Well at the end of our district meeting it is a tradition to sing a hymn or two together. Well, we set the trap and offered oreo cookies to the Elders, and boy was it funny to see their faces!! Half of them didn't know what holiday it was... poor Elders... It was pretty good though.
The beginning of this week was a little strange... we had members, investigators, and even random people telling us how dangerous our area is. There was one night this last week we were waiting for the bus to pass by... it was pretty late at night. All the sudden this huge man, with slicked back hair and rings all on his fingers, {and lets not forget the fanny pack,} came up to us. He told me that we needed to leave this area now and that it was super dangerous. He told us to go to the nearest despensa under the light and wait for a bus. He also said that people were wanting to rob and hurt us!!! He then walked away. Well lets just say we went right away and followed his instructions. I ended up telling the other sisters about our experience and they told me that I should call President and tell him what happened. We do live quite a bit aways from our area and the later it gets at night, the less frequent the buses pass by. President ended up telling us that we were to change the time of our studies so that we can be home at night. It has been very effective number wise. There are just a whole lot more people willing to accept us in the morning, which has been such a great blessing. We also had a neat experience last night as well that I would like to share. After conference we had a few hours that we could go out and work, and so we went out to our area as quickly as possible. After teaching our last lesson for the night we went to a near by despensa{BUS WAITING STATION} to wait for a collectivo.{BUS} I decided to ask the man in the despensa if a collectivo would pass by here, even though I have waited there previously. He told me that the last one left thirty minutes ago but if we were lucky one just might pass by. My companion and I prayed that a collectivo would pass, and shortly after that we heard the engine of a collectivo coming down the road. I know that we were blessed for going out to work, even if it was just a short amount of time. I know that the Heavenly Father is ever watchful over us and loves each and every one of us.
Hermana Sanders
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