This week has been really really weird. We got our car towed to start! It too us 4 hours to get it back. Haha It is okay now because we have our car and we can actually get back to work now.
This week has flown by. Every day has been different but one of the most exciting things is we got an amazing new referral. She is a friend of a family in our ward. We were able to have dinner with her and a lesson. She is super interested and wants to learn more so I am excited for that. This does not happen very often so we are very grateful.
It is the end of my first transfer this week. It is crazy to think I've been out 2 months already. Elder Craven is being transferred so that means the boys are being separated. Ha If you didn't know, we go over to the Spanish Elder's apartment a lot for Wi-Fi and laundry. They are our best friends so we talk to them a lot. Elder Craven will be missed by all of us.
The mission is hard! I know my Heavenly Father is helping me to grow, but if you wouldn't mind praying for people in Kentucky. We need our ward boundary members hear our message. It has been very difficult to find people to teach.
(When I talked to Elder Greenlaw, he told me they knocked on a lot of doors without luck. They also don't have a ward mission leader, so referrals are low. It is hard to stay motivated when you don't have anyone to talk to. You also get out of practice. :) He knows that Satan would love to have him discouraged, and we talked about looking for small miracles in everyday. Service is a great way to forget about the slow work and keep busy).
Elder Greenlaw loves you all and wishes the best for you. I will do what the Lord Commands!
Until next week.
Elder Greenlaw played his mama a song on his guitar. Gotta love those dimples!
Elder Greenlaw trying to jog for the first time in a long time
Crying because he is so out of shape.
A porch he tracted - Pretty sure these pumpkins have been here for 4 months
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