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This week
has been pretty hoppin'. We taught 15ish lessons to investigators/less
actives/members. It was insane!! We're still going strong with the R-
family. J-, R-' s partner expressed interest in getting
baptized! He has stopped sleeping at their house so R- can live the
law of chastity, he's reading the Book of Mormon and he hasn't smoked
for 2 weeks. And they are planning on getting married this week so they
can get baptized together! And her 2 middle daughters (both young women
age) said they are thinking about being baptized too. Ahhh!! 7 down 2 to
go!! ( ok the 2 youngest aren't accountable yet but they want to be
baptized too) so please pray for their family that nothing crazy
happens. They need some good luck in their life .
Our
other investigators are coming a long. We've been teaching P-
consistently. We gave her some dresses we found at a yard sale because
she said she didn't have any. She doesn't really understand why we ask
her to do things. I think she thinks she's just casually learning about
God. But she said if she likes it she'll get baptized.
O-
and M- have been difficult because they both speak Spanish and are
Catholic. We've had to have members help out a lot. O- has been
kinda flaky and told us she couldn't meet with us this week because of a
Catholic holiday. And M- is on date but told us she's going to New
York for a few weeks and doesn't know when she'll be back. Ugh...
We're
teaching a new family. They're African American and have the cutest
kids. The mom is super sweet and is actively searching for a
relationship with God. She wants to read the Book of Mormon and learn
more!

Other cool
things!!! I bore my testimony last week and the bishop told me
afterwards that my enthusiasm and passion had inspired his older
daughter to go on a mission. And through tears he said "even if you
never do anything else on your mission, you'll always be the sister who
helped my daughter realize she needed to serve. So that was happy! And
then they had me give a talk on "Light" literally the only phrase they
gave me was "how do we turn the light on?" It went well!! It was my
first talk as an actual missionary and I wasn't even nervous! And I
didn't practice it at all before. It was all the spirit. I am not a good
public speaker. So I'm very grateful for that. Lots of people told me
they liked it and almost all of them said "you're just so bubbly!" Hence
my subject line. It must be because I drink so much soda. That's one
habit I can't seem to ditch yet.
1. Our Skype lesson with the Hermanas
3. #CompanionshipGoals
4. Sister Hunsaker is now the official elders hairstylist #sisterHairsaker

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