Well... sometimes as soon as you start getting comfortable
life sweeps the rug out from under your feet. Sister Blackhurst and I were just
settling in getting ready for this next transfer when we got a phone call from
President Stoddard. I just watched Sister Blackhurst as she took the call- and
she looked at me and her mouth dropped and then she mouthed 'your getting
transfered!' .... WHAT?! I freaked out- because as a new missionary you
normally spend 12 weeks in training with your trainer and I've only been here
for half of that! Heavenly Father must have something else in mind for Sister
Blackhurst and me. I'm getting transfered to Herne- I have no idea what the
area is like or who my companion will be or anything! (It'll be a way fun
adventure:)
It is sad to say goodbye to Wetzlar- I have grown to love the ward and the
people here so much even though it has been for only one transfer. I was
talking to my companion about it, and she said something that made me feel a
little better- she said that it is better to leave an area sad, because then
you know that you have put your heart into it and given it your all, then to be
happy to leave. As I reflected on that I realized how true it was, the people
we have worked with these past 7 weeks have progressed so much and have come so
much closer to the savior. Yesterday we had Tina and Diana and her son Jamie
and church! :) I was so happy to see them there. Diana decided not to go to a
family brunch to come which was a big sacrifice for her, but she said that she
felt like she needed to come if she wanted to get baptized. I am so excited for
her- even if I won't be here for it.
Next week will be full of new adventures, and new
experiences! I'm excited to see what Herne will bring! :)
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Braunfels Castle |
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Farewell Interview with Wolfgang |
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Braunfels Castle |
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Found a huge "Benjamin Bluemchen" doll in shop window.
One of my favorite German childhood cartoon characters. |
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Bishop Meiser and his wife |
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My first Schnitzel |
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