Hello!!!
Surprise! We had
emergency transfers and now I am with Hermana Flores from Guatemala! We
have only been together for a few days, so I don't know much about her,
but so far, she is great! I do really miss Hermana Villanueva. We were
really good friends. I am still chilling in Escazú, no worries! I LOVE
Escazú and I hope I don't have to leave any time soon! There are some
pretty special people here and I am loving watching their progression
and I might actually cry when I get the call for transfers.
Hermana
Flores does not speak English. Or understand English. Or understand her
Gringa companion. I am the first Gringa companion she has had, she only
has 4 months in the mission, so she has zero experience with Gringos.
She still uses big words or slang that I have never heard of in my life
(6 months of the mission), and she hasn't learned to talk slower or more
simpler yet like my other companions... I am the Senior Companion and I
have been teaching her the area, but I am not sure how much she actually
understands. She likes to smile and nod a lot, and that is what I used
to do when I was pretending that I understood... :) Hahaha well, I guess
we will have lots of fun learning together! I am slowly helping her
learn English, but it is a slow process! Much easier for me to learn
Spanish being in this country than it is for her to learn English. Here
we go!
Yesterday
was a great day! (One of our investigators) said she wants to get married!!!!!!! This means I
get to help plan her wedding! And that she will be able to take the
sacrament and have a calling! She is the mom of (one of our recent baptisms)! She was
introducing herself to my new companion yesterday, and said, 'I was
inactive for 12 years. I was not happy. Hermana Markle came and found
us, invited us to church, and started to teach my daughter the lessons. I am
active again for the first time in 12 years. My husband said I
am way happier now. And I feel way happier now. I feel at home at
church and I want to do what it takes to be able to take the sacrament
again and have a calling.' AHHHH!!! I almost cried with happiness!!! :) I
love this family! By helping (her daughter) work towards baptism, we have been
strengthening the whole family. I am so grateful for missionary work!!!
And I am soo happy here!
Have
an amazing week!!! I love you all! Stay happy, healthy, and safe! And
feel free to participate in the happiness of missionary work as well!!
:) Chao!
Love,
Hermana Markle. :)
Items of Business...
1.
Hermana Villanueva's dad is a Vet, and he said ... The first year of a dog's
life equals 21 human years. And then every year after equals 7. So that means Suki is
42! Holy cow, my puppy is an old lady now!!!!
2. I miss you!
3. I love you!
4. I bought little key chains for all of you this week! Be excited!
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