I guess it's kinda like you have two
options... Fred-Flinstones car, or *insert really nice dream car*...
duh, you'd go for the 2nd one everytime... except maybe halloween, but
ignore that. Prayer rocks!
But yeah, this week was super
cool. We've found several FAMILIES and I am so stinking excited to get
to teach them... my only fear is that transfer calls are next week...
Pray for me. Haha, I know that God will call me where I need to go, and
I'm willing... I just super love Sister Taylor and this area and our
people we're teaching, and the branch. *Random Fact: Our branch
president sounds EXACTLY like my Pappa Lonny... like their voice, their
mannerisms, everything... It's happy. And I seriously just love it here.
I don't know if I've been able to fully express my love for
paragould... but it's deep.
Story for this week... There
was this name that stood out to us on the branch roster and we were
going down there and the GPS took us the opposite way... so after like
getting mega-lost we finally figured out where this person lived... then
it was like a scene out of a scary movie. We pull up to this old house
and go up to the front door... We knock and then I see this sign saying
that they were disabled and to go to the back... so we went and knocked
on the back, and it was one of those old screened in porches... There
were a couple lights on... and this old lady like slowly emerges from
the back door and walks to the porch door... so we say hi and she looked
at us like we were crazy... and then says almost the exact line from
scooby-doo "What are you kids doing here so late?" and I'm like well we
got lost and... She totally cuts us off and like banishes us from ever
coming back... going back to the car we were like... Ummm did that
really just happen. So as we pull away I start laughing super hard
because I hear in my head "Rooby-snacks???!!!" and "Raggy?!" and all
sorts of quotes from scooby-doo. So just know... Scooby-doo and I totes
saw a ghost and were banished.
#missionlife
#scoobystories
Life is good! Have a blessed week and continue in your grooviness!
Sister Taylor Foster
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