AIN'T NOBODY GOT TIME FOR DAT

SHORT STORY LONG? IS THAT A THING?

 

this week was different to say the least. 

 

its hilarious. 

 

You know how I told you all that we have been sick since like the beginning of the transfer?

Well we were really sick on Tuesday so we called Sister McConkie and she told us to go to the doctor. So our Branch Presidents wife picked us up 30 minutes later and took us to the doctor. Thank goodness for her because I DON'T KNOW MEDICAL WORDS IN SLOVAK. 

After the doctor examined both Sister Parsons and I he came to the conclusion that we both had BRONCHITIS. 

 

AIN'T NOBODY GOT TIME FOR DAT! 

Especially a missionary!

 

We had our blood tested so that the doctor knew what kind of medication we needed and the Phlebotomist asks sister parsons "WHERE DID YOUR MOM GO?" LOL

We were laughing so hard, because we felt like twins going to the doctor with our mom and she was like "COME HERE, GO HERE, LETS GO GIRLS" 

 

oh boy was it cute. 

 

Let me just tell you. I love our branch. Our branch presidents wife called us the next morning

(Because we were quarentined to our house) and asked us if we had food. "YES" 

 

ONE HOUR LATER...

Our branch president is at our door with HOT squash soup desert and sour cream to go in the soup. 

 

I just feel SO loved here.

and don't you forget that we saw MIRACLES. 

 

We were laying in our bed and our phone was ringing of the chain! 

former investigators wanting to meet with us. 

people from the summer who received contacting cards

the whole nine yards. 

 

The LORD truly does adjust your circumstances. 

REMEMBER THAT!

 

Well that was basically all of our week. 

Confined to beds and many MANY hours of church history

 

THEN YESTERDAY WE WERE IN BLAVA FOR TRAINING. and that rocked my world. 

EVEN though we had to STAND on a train for four hours because there weren't enough seats. LOL 

LIFE OF A MISSIONARY, am i right? 

 

OK.

HAVE A GREAT WEEK. 

 

S LASKOU

 

Sestra Ratcliffe