Crazy (but Good) Week!

Hello everyone! What a crazy week. I pre-apoligize for my grammar and
spelling. There is a lot to write, so I am going to be writing really
fast!

Casual car pic

Paso

Firstly, we had a zone conference this Wednesday. What an amazing day.
One thing that I really liked was President's remarks. He said, "A

trial of your faith can help you strengthen your commitment to serve

our Heavenly Father." How true that is. What an awesome week it has

been, and I know that everything that I went through really did

strengthen my desire to be a missionary. It was an amazing day.

Learned so much. We are starting this program in our mission called

"Just Serve." It is something that I am so excited about. We are going

to be doing a lot more service, and really getting to get out there

and help the people. I know that it truly is the way to be able to

best utilize our time here, and can't wait to get started.

 Our district at zone conference (well, most of it.)

A lot of squealing occurred. I love this girl so much! It was so good to see her!

Hermana Howell, Me, Hermana Jeronimo

So Thursday, we had to take this survey online at the library. Well, the internet was down, so while we were waiting on an answer from the

zone leaders on what we were supposed to do, the 5 of us went down the

street and got carmel apples at Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. We

then went and ate them in the park. So naturally I have a ton of

pictures from that.

Casual

Hermana Costilla, and our giant bag of caramel apples

Saturday morning was when all crazy-ness broke loose. Right after studies, we got a call from the zone leaders telling us that Hermana

Howell was being emergency transferred to Pismo Beach, and that we

were going to have to drive her down to Arroyo Grande on Sunday

morning. So basically Saturday was a ton of crazy. There were two

things that Hermana Howell wanted to do before she left, get Jamba

Juice, and Pizza. So obvously we had to do both of those on Saturday.

I realize the amount of food pictures that I am sending home. No

regrets. 

Casual Jamba Juice

A lotta pizza!

Dropping off Hermana Howell!

Hermana Howell and me

So, Since I don't have a TIWI card yet (the card to use to log in to

be able to drive,) when we dropped off Hermana Howell, we weren't

going to be able to drive. So the Quote of the week goes to my Zone

Leader, Elder Atkin, who said, "I can't believe I am going to say

this, but you have permission to unplug TIWI." We couldn't figure it

out, so an Arroyo Grande Elder did it for us. Obviously we took pictures.

Anyway. So now it is just me and Hermana Jeronimo chillin'

like villans here in Paso Robles. She was being back up trained by

Hermana Howell, so now I am back-up-back-up training her. It is so

crazy. I am so grateful she is such an amazing missionary. She is

teaching me so much. We are working on speaking all Spanish, all the

time, and it is helping me so much. 

Hermana Jeronimo and me

I am so excited to see what will

happen these last few weeks of this transfer. I am so grateful to know

that Heavenly Father truly has a plan for me, because otherwise, this

could all be really crazy. I will send a lot of pictures.

I love you all.

Stay awesome.

Hermana Courtney Miller