Hello, hello, hello!
Have you ever noticed
how long it takes to say "Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day!"? That
is ages of names that he had. It would be so much nicer if his name were more
like Joseph Smith or Enos even. Enos sounds nice. “Happy Enos Day!” That would
take way less breath and would probably help those with breathing problems so
they wouldn't have so many asthma attacks. But anyway.
Drum roll for moves
call please.......Sister Kline and I are staying together in Irvine!!! HOORAY!
Seriously, I am more than excited about it. I am ecstatic! I am jubilated! The
amount of my enthusiasm has increased as the amount of daylight has in the last
few days! Hooray!
The work in Irvine is
truly miraculous. We have been blessed with so much success this last wee while,
and we are happy to stay together and to continue to work. Yesterday was Sister
Kline's birthday and the best present was that we had two people commit to a
baptismal date. Neither has been taught more than two lessons, so we are hoping
they will be prepared before February 22 and March 1. One is our neighbour and
has been investigating different churches for 17 years now. He says that he
hopes the Mormon Church is right because he's running out of options. He he
he.
Because it is so cold
here, a lady asked Sister Kline if her hands were so yellow from smoking or
from fake tan. Sister Kline had to say that her hands were yellow because they
were just so freezing. Ha ha ha.
I got to go on an
exchange in Hamilton this week with Sister Ashdown and Sister Oliphant. That
was lovely, and I had kind of a cool experience. We were walking and suddenly I
found myself stopping this guy (one of those times where you feel like Heavenly
Father took over your body and you don't know how it happened) and he told me
that he has felt that something is missing in his life. He knows he needs
faith. He asked how he could switch faiths. He asked what he could do to learn
more before our appointment with him in two days. He was AMAZING—the most prepared person I've ever met on the
street. I can already see him in a jumpsuit. He is seriously going to be baptized
so soon.
Well, that was the
main bit of my week. It was seriously such a great week, and I am so happy to
be a missionary!
This work is true and
is inspired by God!
I love you all!
Love,
Sister Ricks
xxx
Sister Ashdown and I for halfway |
The STL's from this last transfer |
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