Hermana White

And then there were two...

Hola familia y amistades!

Welp. 

Thursday after District Meeting we went to this cool little restaurant on the beach that we have in our area, for Hermana Garcia's last week in the mission. Attached is a photo.

Friday we took Hermana Garcia up to Teguc where she stayed overnight with some sisters there and the next day flew home to Guatemala.

When Hermana Powers and I walked out of the house we just looked at each other and started laughing and almost crying because of the sheer realization that two teenage girls from Utah were let loose in Honduras and we somehow had to make it back to our area. Oh man. Luckily we got on the right bus and made it back to San Lorenzo!  

Such adventures we have had here in the last few days. Hermana Powers has been here one change more than me and is finishing my training. She's super great and we have been learning lots together! Like we are both pretty good at faking understanding when we don't know what the people are saying sometimes. The other day we were buying vegetables from the vegetable man and he asked us if we were from Spain. We told him well of course we were. Claro que si, hermano. 

We were teaching a new investigator, Hermana Domitilia, yesterday and when I asked her what she thought a prophet was, she said a man called of God, like Moses and Joseph Smith. We said Yes, Hermana! You are so right! The spirit was so strong during her lesson and she seems really positive. 

Before I left for my mission someone told me that you have lots of bad days but somehow you forget them, and it's so true. Of all the hard times we have, the handful of good times we have in a day outshines them all. It makes it all worth it in the end. 

The work is moving along here, however slowly. We meet the challenges and take everything in stride. I'm having a wonderful time and am so grateful for the time I have been given to serve the people here. 

Have a wonderful week! 

Lots of love,

Hermana White

Two teenage girls from Utah were let loose in Honduras...