Well, this week felt like a month! Literally.
Things
that happened... it rained a ton! We went to Curitiba for a Leadership
Counsel! We were robbed! I ate waffles again! My companion and I
gave a training! We´re going to be sort of opening an area again!
Yeah,
so where to start? Today is transfers, and last night we found out that
the two other sisters who lived with us here, would be leaving and that
now we would be taking care of their area! WHAT. Thankfully, it´s the
same ward, so we won´t have too many changes. But talk about crazy!
Sister Coutinho and I arrived here together, opened our area, and now we
are going to be sort of opening another area! The mission is wild.
And
YEAH we were robbed! Let me tell yall how it went. Sister Coutinho and
I were just minding our own business, walking in the park, and all of a
sudden this kid on a bike comes up behind me and yells, "PASS ME YOUR
PHONE." I thought to myself, "okayyy you can have it, it´s really
crappy..." I found the phone, handed it to him and then he yelled for
our money. We gave him 11Reis. Thankfully it wasn´t a lot of money!
And then he was gone, and we kept on walking as if nothing had ever
happened... but the funny part is that my companion said that during it
all I was just super calm and acted as if it was something normal to get
robbed 😂 I don´t remember straight what i said, but she said I told
him, "okay you can have our phone." hahahahaha so yeah that was a great
experience Sister Coutinho and I had this week. I´ve been in Brasil 11
months, and this was the first time I was robbed! "que bom!" But
honestly it was a huge miracle, because we both had our cameras in our
bags, and he didn´t even ask to see our bags. SUPER MIRACLE.
AND
get this! So there´s a member here who wants me to make a typical
American dinner for her. But here´s the problem... I don´t even
remember straight what kind of foods we eat in the States, or what would
even be considered as "The typical American dinner." I thought of
mabye Thanksgiving food?? But if yall could give me some ideas, with
recipes (since I can´t use Google) I would be SO HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you thank you thank you!
So
at the Leadership Counsel my Mission President said something that
really got my attention. "Happy, but not satisfied." He was talking
specifically about our missionary work, but I thought about how it can
apply in ALL aspects of our lives. But more importantly it should apply
with how we are doing spirtually. (If we are doing well spiritually) we
should be happy, but not satisfied, knowing that we can always be
improving, always doing something more to help us be better.
SO I´ve been thinking about that all this week, and I think it´s going to be one of my new motto´s.
Love you all dearly! And I wish you a happy week!
xo Sister Councill
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