August 12, 2013

The "walk of shame" 8/12/13



Happy P-Day, Family!

I'm having a great time.  It is such an awesome opportunity! I love it so much. It's been a pretty crazy, awesome week. I don't know if I ever mentioned it, but once upon a time our cabinet fell off the wall and fell on Sister Wilson, and so they FINALLY came and put it back up this last week. It only took like two months...haha. But we are very afraid of it right now, just in case it attacks again. Also it broke all our dishes, so we've only had one bowl pretty much our whole time together. We just trade off in the morning by eating cereal and then washing it and handing it over. The office said they bought us more, but then they lost them somewhere, haha. We also rode our bikes all day every day this week. I kinda fell down. Mostly I was getting off of it and my foot got caught on the bar and I just fell right down on my Popo in the middle of a busy sidewalk. That was embarrassing. I had to do the walk of shame with my bike. It didn't hurt and nothing bad happened. I just fell all over my bike and was embarrassed. Oh well! 

We went to this funeral this last week. About a month ago Sister Wilson and I were walking around Hanau, and a man stops us and is like, 'Hi I'm a member! My parents are these people, and I'm baptized!'  Anyway, fast forward a month and the son's wife has passed away, and we were asked to go to the funeral.  The dad spoke at the graveside service (the woman was cremated).  I was sad for the guy because his wife had just passed and he was obviously really upset, but he gave Sister Wilson and me a big hug (not allowed, ps), and then did the crazy European kiss on both cheeks thing.  I have gotten more kisses here than in my whole life. (That is not hard, though, bahaha).  They are really sweet.

Actually, yesterday I spoke in Sacrament! Who knows how it went. Nobody said anything, so maybe that's a good thing?? Or maybe it was so bad that people didn't want to face me afterward. Oh...we are in a weird little Turkish internet cafe and there is wonderful Turkish pop music going on. Delightful. Also during District Meeting last week, some people in the ward were setting up for a wedding reception and they were playing some stuff from the Harry Potter soundtrack. And then this really popular pop song came on. That was weird too.

So the Street Preach was basically around ten or twelve missionaries, and we went to Aschaffenburg and set up this table/booth thing and had huge pictures of Christ and lots of free material and balloons and candy to lure in the children, heheheheeee. No, lol, it was a really big success. I got to hand out balloons and candy for four hours! That was awesome. Also an old guy declared his undying love for me during the Street Preach, but don't worry that's normal. I'm just saying that if the pickings are slim when I get home next year, I can always come back here and have plenty of options... We're hoping to do a street preach in our area this upcoming transfer. I have a feeling that I'll be staying and Sister Wilson will be going, but we still have a couple weeks until Transfer Calls, so we are just being patient. We have an awesome ward out here, and we're just over this one ward, so that's the only one we attend. It is way awesome. I love it so much! 

Tomorrow we get to go back to Aschaffenburg and look at the AWESOME castle that's there. So next week I should have some cool pictures. The picture is all the sisters after the Street Preach. It was way fun
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It's been a really cool week, and we're excited about what we're doing this next week. Love you all so much!



After our Street Preach

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