The day after is close enough right?
It was a good day yesterday but I'll get to that at the end.
So
last Sunday the Branch President called me into talk to me. Totally
thought it was a getting to know you type interview. Totally wrong.
Guess whose the new Sister Training leader?? Yours truly. Hasn't been
that weird yet but we have 38 new missionaries coming in on Wednesday
and I am going to have to bear my testimony to them in Korean. I should
probably start memorizing that soon. My Sundays will be super packed
but I've heard they're way fun so everything will be good. Now just the
little free time I have will be gone but it will be fun :) Elder
Peterson (the guy that was supposed to go in on October 2nd
as well) is the new zone leader so we call ourselves the celestial
district because we have so many people in leadership in our district.
Were just that spiritual.
Oh and last Friday we found out who our second
teacher was going to be. He was our investigator the first week. He
told us that he was moving back to Korea the last investigator meeting
we had with him then he showed up in our classroom and critiqued our
teaching style. Why did I never hear that this is normal?? Apparently I
was the only one not in the loop because I was surprised when he came
into our classroom. Anyways, its fun he's a good teacher. The last
picture that I attached is a picture of how he writes on the board. He
doesn't know how to write English really well and he gets lazy so he
just stops writing and does dots and lines. We all make fun of him. But
he's a good teacher.
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| My Teachers Writing |
Okay now for thanksgiving: it was so good! They really do do a good job at trying to make everyone not home sick while they're here for the holidays. Russell M. Nelson came to talk to us. He talked about magnifying your calling and how important it is to become friends with the ward mission leader. And from now until the end of the year I guess general authorities are coming all the time. There's speculation that Monson is coming on Tuesday so I'll keep you updated.
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It's the cards mom gave me! We made them so pretty! And the boys loved them!
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Thanksgiving Cards
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Anyways so after the talk we had two hours to eat lunch. That much time to eat is like unheard of. You never realized how much free time you had before until all your free time is gone. Thanksgiving lunch was actually surprisingly good. The yams were disappointing but that's just because they weren't moms. But the turkey, stuffing, and potatoes were way good. The green beans were nasty though...you can't win on everything!
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| Me on service day cleaning with a vacuum |
Then we did a service project where we packaged dinners for little kids who are from less fortunate families. My job was to seal the bags we all had a competition on what table could get the most bags done. We won. We packaged 5 boxes and each box had about 100 packages of food in it. Then we went to a little thanksgiving program about the first thanksgiving and at night we watched Ephram's Rescue. It was kinda a cheesy movie but really good. It had the same story as 17 miracles though so if you want to watch it that's my warning. The cards you gave me, mom went to good use! We made one for each of the Elders and all of our teachers. They loved them.
That's really all that happened this week.
Aside from hours of studying the scriptures and Korean but that's just
normal now.
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| Me posing with sister Jensons notebook! Yay Korean! |
I hope everyone had a fantastic Thanksgiving and you are
enjoying the temple today! The Provo Temple is closed until the end of
the year because of cleaning which is depressing but at least we got to
go twice before it closed!
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| Left to right: Me Sister Jenson, Sister Lamburt, Sister Jensen |
I hope this week is good for everyone! I miss you all but I couldn't be happier about serving the Lord :)
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| This is how we eat lunch on P-Day. its a party. |
사랑해요!
Collyer 자매
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