Hey there Ya'll!!!
This week has been...well...a little less productive than most. Sad news is that my poor dear companion has NOT been feeling well this week :( For 5 or 6 days now something has been going on in her stomach that has got her curled up a lot. It hurts her to walk and the worst part is that we don't know what is causing it!! It keeps getting worse every time she eats, but she still gets hungry and needs to eat...so it seems a little hopeless right now. We went to an urgent care place yesterday and they sent us to the ER to do some more tests to try and got some conclusive results. All they were able to do was to rule out several things like Appendicitis. So...now we have made a follow up visit this Thursday - hopefully that will give us some more concrete information. If any of you are talking to her family in Portugal - don't tell them yet!! Sister Packard wants to wait until we have something to tell them about what it actually is :) I'll keep you updated.
Other than that the week has been grand. I've learned a lot (as most missionary weeks may go)
Well, that turns out to be all I have time to write - the AP's are waiting outside - they're giving us 4 roommates a ride to our destination of fun. I'll have to update you more next week. SOOOO sorry for the lack of update.
Thanksgiving was AWESOME!! So much food and delicious pies.
Danielle got confirmed and now she REALLY wants to come to other lessons with us with other investigators so she can share her experiences and insight.
I think I could apply to law school - we've been helping Shanshan with her Harvard law application to make it sound more "native" So after this I could totally apply for law school! Good to know.
We talked a lot this week about what we're grateful for - my favorite response was Elder Reber's in our district meeting: "Toothpaste and paved roads" Apparently those are the two things he thinks of every time Thanksgiving rolls around. Haha!
We went contacting in Harvard Square on Thanksgiving and even ended up teaching a quick lesson before this girl had to run off with her friend. She's from DC so I doubt we'll see her again, but it was a memorable lesson just chillin' in Harvard Yard.
Love you all!!!
Sister Kate
This week has been...well...a little less productive than most. Sad news is that my poor dear companion has NOT been feeling well this week :( For 5 or 6 days now something has been going on in her stomach that has got her curled up a lot. It hurts her to walk and the worst part is that we don't know what is causing it!! It keeps getting worse every time she eats, but she still gets hungry and needs to eat...so it seems a little hopeless right now. We went to an urgent care place yesterday and they sent us to the ER to do some more tests to try and got some conclusive results. All they were able to do was to rule out several things like Appendicitis. So...now we have made a follow up visit this Thursday - hopefully that will give us some more concrete information. If any of you are talking to her family in Portugal - don't tell them yet!! Sister Packard wants to wait until we have something to tell them about what it actually is :) I'll keep you updated.
Other than that the week has been grand. I've learned a lot (as most missionary weeks may go)
Well, that turns out to be all I have time to write - the AP's are waiting outside - they're giving us 4 roommates a ride to our destination of fun. I'll have to update you more next week. SOOOO sorry for the lack of update.
Thanksgiving was AWESOME!! So much food and delicious pies.
Danielle got confirmed and now she REALLY wants to come to other lessons with us with other investigators so she can share her experiences and insight.
I think I could apply to law school - we've been helping Shanshan with her Harvard law application to make it sound more "native" So after this I could totally apply for law school! Good to know.
We talked a lot this week about what we're grateful for - my favorite response was Elder Reber's in our district meeting: "Toothpaste and paved roads" Apparently those are the two things he thinks of every time Thanksgiving rolls around. Haha!
We went contacting in Harvard Square on Thanksgiving and even ended up teaching a quick lesson before this girl had to run off with her friend. She's from DC so I doubt we'll see her again, but it was a memorable lesson just chillin' in Harvard Yard.
Love you all!!!
Sister Kate
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