Islas Cies (Video)

Islas Cies

I'm on a boat

¡Hola! So this week in a nutshell was well hmm, like when your car
breaks down. At first your like, "dang it Jim, my car broke down" then
you get out try to fix it, fail, go to call a tow and your phones
dead. Luckily there's a rest stop up the road you can't see it but know
it's there. Put the car in neutral and start pushing.

ThIs week my comp and I really focused on contacting and finding new
people to teach. Our president gave us a goal to make 25 contacts a
day, which you think would be easy, and sometimes it is, but not gonna
lie metaphorically pushing my car or talking to a ton of stubborn
people, is hard. But I've done it 3days straight now and I think I'm
getting stronger from it. I'm confident that as my companion and I
work hard and do all that is in our power to do the Lord will bless us
and we will see miracles.

This week we are going to have a cultural night! Everyone here is from
all over the place so this will be a good opportunity to unify the
ward and invite others to the church, I'm excited. :)

Right now I'm on a boat on the way to the Islas Cies there are a good
amount of hikes there and I guess it's got one of the best beaches in
the world. It's pretty cloudy and I'm sure it's going to rain but
whatever I'm still excited, expect some good pictures next week!

Jk I didn't send this earlier so I'll tell you all about good ole Pday!
I LOVE HIKING! And today we got to go! It was super rainy at first but
the sun sure did come out and I am for sure sun burned. It was
awesome. Here are some pics if you would like more personally email
me, I don't believe in spamming people if I can help it.
Besitos!
Hermana Warner

Missionaries in Vigo

Last week of the transfer

Wow has this transfer gone by faster than my moms peanut butter bars
at a party! Speaking of which, I miss them. So all of you who get to
enjoy them, eat another one for me, I want like 12.
   Because I'm still training nothing really crazy happened with me in
this transfer so yay! I'm still in Vigo and I still get to enjoy the
marvelous companionship of Hermana Schriever. This week was really
good but also just really strange because of how normal it's been. We
didn't travel anywhere crazy and we didn't have a baptism so it was a
pretty stress free week. We have just been focusing a TON on
contacting and teaching members in our area to find more people to
teach. So far we have no one but that's okay! We will keep working
hard and be obedient!
   Pedro is doing so so well. He is my favorite. This week he was
pretty sick so we didn't get to meet with him but he still did his
best to come to church on Sunday. His faith and diligence is
inspiring, he is incredible. We are no longer teaching Ricardo which
is sad but in time he will be ready.
   Last week for P day was super fun though! We went to this cool
park, parque de Castro which has a castle at the top! It was super fun
to go on a kind of hike and I got to wear pants!!! It was so
wonderful. I forgot how fun it is to run and jump and do cartwheels
and climb things. Maybe that's why sisters wear skirts.
   For Pday this week I'd like to buy some art supplies, there's a
super cute lady here named Tomasa who wants me to paint a portrait of
her. I'm to excited. I don't remember the last time I held a paint
brush. Well I do. But it feels too long ago! I'm excited to use my
talents to serve the people here!
Well I think that's all for today! I love you all!
Besitos
Hermana Warner

Baptism and P-day (parque de Castro)

 

      

 

Pictures from Spain