11 Semanas! We got to check up on our training and remind
ourselves that this is hard but not impossible. I was actually in divisions
this day with our hermana lideres and halfway through the lunch, they got a
phone call that an hermana had been bitten by a dog so immediatly we left with
President to check on her. It was a small bite, but this poor hermana is
learning how to ride a bike right now in a biking sector and her and her
companion don´t get along very well so a dog bite really just topped it off and
she was in shoke. The "hospital" that she was in was one of the free
public ones so let me just take a moment to thank the sanitary health centers
and hospitals in the States.
Service projects también! We got to place tiles on the walls
in the kitchen of a members house so ya i felt like i was in art class again
and then we painted their wall outside their house. But ya by the time we left
i was covered with cement type paste stuff and paint.
Miracle of the week. We had a baptismal date for an haitiano
couple who had recieved a few lessons in Haiti, but this week when we went to
visit them their cousin told us they moved to the south for work and won´t be
returning... Luckily! Their cousin who we talked to is super sweet and
receptive and we are now teaching her! And the best part is she speaks
Spanish!! Everything happens for a reason. And this is something that i have
learned and continue to learn on my mission. The hard part is learning to
recognize it! However, once you learn to recognize it, you have the ability to
see the world in a new perspective and it is a lot easier to be more optimistic
and positive.
Love you all!
Hermana Bever
Service Project
Teshlay from Haiti He's the little brother of Rose. I taught him my name so my companions are jealous because he knows my name but not theirs hahaha
