So I have been on pins and needles this entire week.
Transfer week always does that to me. It makes my nerves completely shot. Fun
right?
Well we got the transfer calls, sister Memmott is leaving
and is going to Redding! I am staying and I am getting Sister Andersen. She is
kind of new, she has only been out four and a half months, and I will be her
third companion. I've met her once, and she seemed super cool. I'm pretty
excited, she's a really happy and bubbly person like me. I think we will get
along fine.
I am going to miss sister Memmott dearly. I adore her.
She truly is the cutest 23 year old on the planet earth.
This past week was kind of slow, transfer week is either
the best week of the transfer or mediocre. We did make contact with a bunch of
less actives this week. One is coming to church next Sunday, woot woot!
None of our investigators could meet this week, which was
kind of a bummer. Remember that investigator I told you about last week who
called us on Sunday and said she wanted to be baptized asap? Yeah gang members
kicked her out of her house and held her at gun point, so she moved to
Sacramento. Good ol' Chico.
What else happened this week... oh yeah we mopped one of
our less actives kitchen floor. Her name is Brenda and she goes to dialysis
three times a week, and she is so tired all the time because of it. We asked
her if we could do anything for her and she jokingly said "you can mop my
floor" and sister Memmott and I jumped right up and found her broom and
mop and did it for her. The whole time Brenda was amazed, she said she had
never seen anyone so excited to mop a floor.
She called us angels. I couldn't help but laugh. It was
pretty funny.
We had a couple of lessons with Breanna, our recent
convert. She's doing well! She is super solid and has an amazing testimony of
the gospel. She wants to serve a mission, and she will be one heck of an
awesome missionary.
There's this member in our ward, brother Albert, who has
this firewood business. He splits logs for a living. He has us come over
something and help him split the wood. I love it, it's so much fun. Watching a
log splitter completely annihilate a stump brings me a lot of joy.
Our ward had their trunk or treat Saturday night and it
was sooo much fun. We had a chili cook off, and the missionaries were the
judges.
I've never been in such pure bliss. I was Minnie Mouse
and sister Memmott was Dorothy. It was raining, so we did the trunk or treat
inside and we decorated our room with plastic bats and cobwebs. I called our
room "missionaries on a low budget."
Hey guess what. I only have 12 weeks of my mission left.
*loud screeching*
I can't believe I've made it this far to be honest with
y'all. But I did. Here I go. This is my final run.
Sister Ginn is gonna go out with a bang.
I love you all so very much. You're all invited to my
homecoming, I wanna get that out of the way right now. If you can make it.
Thank you for all the support and love you give me. It is truly appreciated.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!
Love,
Sister Ginn
