Hey! So I get to write. Yay! Halloween came and went without much
notice, but two of the sisters in my group wore the EXACT same outfit. And it
was awesome. Chiclayo is so warm and wonderful! And I get to be in a normal
companionship! I already love my companion. She loves singing, and it´s going to
be so fun! She's so happy and kind too. Ummm, I don't really know what to say.
Leaving the ccm was pretty tragic. I cried when I had to say goodbye to all the
elders last night. (But not until after I was upstairs!) But my transfer journal
is now one of my favorite things, and my district is so sweet and so good to me.
They make me sound like a saint (which I'm not...) But as for stories, I don't
really have any this week from memory. I didn't have time to prepare bullet
point of things that happened. But basically Sunday was AMAZING. We had a
district testimony, and we each bore our testimonies. My faith has grown so much
since being at the mtc, and it's crazy seeing how quickly all my prayers are
answered, and feeling the joy of the gospel and the spirit in my life at all
times. It's just absolutely amazing. I love being a missionary, and I'm so
excited to get to work!
Okay, well I love you all.
I ate pizza today. That was weird. I haven't had american food in a long
time. It really isn't that great... I'll stick with my peruvian food.
My mission president remembered me*, and he took us to the beach for a few
minutes. We made paper boats and then burned them. Like Hernán Cortés. So yeah!
Oh, my new comps name is Hermana Kingsford, and we're opening a new area in
Chiclayo, Latina, José Balta. So that's going to be really cool starting my
mission out in the field in a brand new, untouched, area.
I love the work! Hopefully I'll have more stories next week or remember
some from this past week.
Have a great week!
Con Amor,
Hermana Brogan
* Note from Haley's mom:
Haley was able to meet her mission president at the MTC in Provo when the new mission presidents came for training, even before the rest of the mission met him. Pretty cool.
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