Also- SURPRISE Whitefish is maybe the coldest place on
the planet. And we have practically zero investigators so we do a lot of
tracting. [Note- the guy next to me in the library just told me it is
supposed to be 20 below tomorrow night? Oh joyyyy.] And by practically
zero investigators I mean the two we did have both had panic attacks
this week and dropped us? They don't know each other, but we are
thinking of setting them up as friends? We also had these two SOLID
potentials who turned out to live right out of our boundaries. Curse
Kalispell. Just kidding. Bringing souls unto Christ no matter where they
live is our goal!
For the first time in my entire mission my companion
was sick and I wasn't! [Sorry for the morbid exclamation point, but I
am ALWAYS the sickly one! Shout out to Sister Helm who always called me a
"hydrochondriac"] Yesterday Sister Wilbert passed out into a chair at
church. Of course I forced her to go to our lunch appointment, but after
we went home and she slept until today. Which is code for I was SUPER
spiritually edified for hours. Being sick at home is sort of fun when
you can watch television... luckily we have internet in our apartment
and I got to watch mormon messages for 4 hours? ...after reading all of
Alma? It's fiiiine.
I'm trying to think of any funny stories or miracles
this week. The longer you are on your mission the more those things
just become common place. Erry day we see miracles, and erry day we do
stupid/hilarious things. It's a way of life really. Being a missionary
is so awkward sometimes all you can do is look at yourself and LAUGH.
Love you MUITO,
Sister Haley K. Mills
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