Sorry it's going to be a little short today!
This week we had interviews with President Morrise ~~ always
the best time ever. We only get 15 minutes with him every other transfer. This
is my 4th interview with him so far. It's always a little bit stressful because
you only have 15 minutes to let him get to know you and to tell him everything
that's been worrying you or questions you have. It is always a good experience
though.
It really makes me appreciate the fact that we can have open
communication with our Heavenly Father at any time and in any place and for as
long as we need.
Take advantage of the wonderful opportunity of prayer!
Also Happy WHITE DAY!
Korea does Valentine’s Day a little differently than
everyone else. It takes place on three days:
~ Feb 14th: Valentine’s Day (The girl gets the guy a gift)
~ Mar 14th: White Day (The guy gets the girl a gift)
~ April 14th: Black Day (All the single people go out and
eat 짜장면 or black chinese noodles)
For White Day we had a stake Relief Society program which
was basically a music and testimony meeting. Our ward had prepared for weeks
for a cool hymn/testimony performance. It included guitars as our
accompaniment. You bet Sister Moyer was playing her guitar! We invited two of
our investigators to come a long with us and they were so kind and got us
flowers!
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| Like . . . really nice flowers. Perfect for welcoming in spring! |
The next day was Sunday, which is always kind of a stressful
day, but this day was a little different . . . we have sacrament meeting the
3rd hour and Sister Moyer and I sat down next to our recent convert. Just
before the meeting began Sister Moyer mentioned that my eyes were looking kind
of red - like a blood vessel or something. I said that we can check it out
after the meeting but as my mind reflected on the two words "blood"
and "eye" the whole world went fuzzy and I blacked out. I came back
to consciousness finding a bunch of people gathered around me looking worried.
I assured them I was fine and that blood just sometimes makes me queasy but
they insisted that I go home and rest.
So I went home and rested and we called the Area doctor who
told me he wasn't worried but to go into the International Hospital in Seoul
just to get it checked out. So this morning we made the long trip over to Seoul
. . .
BUT – the journey
wasn't in vain . . .
We got Jamba Juice!
I assure everyone that I'm completely fine and I got a very
pricey Jamba Juice out of the experience so it's all A-Ok :)
I know that the Lord takes care of His missionaries and is
watching out for each and every one of His children :) He loves you! Never
forget it.
I love you too!!
Until next week -
- Sister Holdaway
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