The Fourth of July was good. That's the day I
got transferred again. Okay, so when I was assigned a trainer I was assigned to
Sister Jackson an English speaker but to a Spanish district. Weird, huh? Well President later came up to us and
explained that there is a sister who was still in the MTC because of illness
who is an English speaker and that she was expected in a week. So when she
arrived she would be Sister Jackson's companion and I would be transferred to
the Spanish sisters in that district as part of a trio. Well the sister came
way early from the MTC, so I got one night in Ripon with Sister Jackson and
then got transferred to Tracy in the morning because that other sister came
early. So now I'm in Tracy with the Spanish sisters. My trainer is now Hermana
Marroquin and my other companion is Hermana Dando who is being follow-up
trained (training after first three month training).
It's great here. We have a car but can only
drive so many miles a month so tonight we are going out on the bikes tonight
for the first time. I'll let you know how that goes :P. The work is a little
harder here because we can only teach people who speak Spanish. If we would be
teaching them English we have to transfer their records to the English speaking
sisters. So it's hard to find people we can teach. We had an investigator come
to church yesterday! Yavette is in his 20s. He's pretty cool and he's a
journalist or trying to be. Because he had to work though we went with him to
the 9:00 ward (Spanish is at 1:00). Guess who I saw!!!!!! The Rhees's!
Corwin's family! I don't think they recognized me, and I didn't get to talk to
them but we're going next week again with Yavette while he tries to re-work his
schedule, so maybe I'll get to see them again.
I'm excited to get to work and I'm glad to
hear about your missionary experience Mom! Keep it up! And tell Dad I want to
know what he did too, please! <3
In the strength of the Lord nothing can be
impossible to us!
ALL MY LOVE!!!
Hermana Arntsen
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