So....as it turns out the closer I get to the end...the less
I seem to have to say in my emails. I dont know why. We had a CRAZY
surprise this week!! Sister Oliphant was emergency transferred away from
me. :( boooo. But I got Sister Acker as my new companion!!!
She's been in Stockton, and now she joined me in the deaf branch!
Sister Acker is from West Jordan, UT. She's the youngest in her
family, too, and we love each other. She wants to be an interpreter after
her mission, and her sign is really good. So, she will kill me off
through these last few weeks I have. *gasp* Sister Acker is a bit
more shy than I am used to my companions being, but shes very sweet and she is
excited to work with our little deaf branch. Sister Oliphant and Sister
Sellers are now in a trio with the new MTC baby, Sister Repman! (Sister
Repman was born deaf, but she has a cochlear implant.)
I did exchanges this week with another Islander from
Kiribati, Sister Angimarau. She demanded that she braided my hair for the
day, so I let her. Pretty cool, eh? I told her I liked French
braids and she responded with "no Russian!!" So, apparently,
this is the way they braid in Russia. Other than that, this week was
pretty uneventful. We taught the gospel, which is still AMAZINGLY AWESOME
to do, and we bore testimony! yay! We currently have 5 Deaf
investigators, but its so hard to get them to be able to come to church!!
This is a picture of all the ASL sisters together and my
beautiful roommates who just teach in English. I love all these
friendships I've been able to make on the mission.
Love,
Sister Wink
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