Hello
Family!
So, this
letter’s gonna be rather brief, because it’s currently 5:22, and I have to be
out the door soon.
So, I was
transferred, and landed in good ol' Irmo, the home base of the South Carolina
Columbia Mission. We share the ward with
the assistants to the president, and the work here is rolling!!!
I live in an apartment with 2 other sisters (sister Borglethaus and sister
Shauerhammer (I think that’s how you spell them? hardest names ever...) and a
senior sister named Sister Barlowe. so fun
Things I love
about Irmo:
Bikes! We bike everywhere! Way exhausting, but so fun!
Pompeian! We’re teaching a
family from Micronesia, and baptized one of their little girls this
weekend. So cute! This is the 5th language I’ve learned to
teach on my mission so far.... English, Spanish, Portuguese, ASL, and now
Pompeian..... Crazy huh?
The
Members! The members here are
stellar. So much untapped referral
potential!
My
Companion! My companion is sister Call,
from Washington State. She has been out 3 months, and is super diligent and
obedient. I love her so much :) She's a fantastic teacher, and we have lots of
fun. She's got a sister on a mission in Florida
somewhere, who entered the MTC the same day I did! Kind of fun.
I haven’t
been here long, but the work’s rolling, and I am SO STINKING
HAPPY!!!!
Y’all have a
blessed day!
Love,
Sister
Derrick
Saying goodbye to Sister Glauser.
I guess Sister Glauser likes to sketch as much as Bryndee does. These two are so much alike yet so different...I guess that's what makes great companions!
I always give Bryndee a hard time for her lack of info in her letters...she took a picture of Sister Glauser's letter to show that she isn't the only one with lack of info...silly girl!
Bryndee and Sister Call with the family that speaks pompeian.
Bryndee, Sister Belyea (Bryndee trained her), Sister Ramstedt (Sister Belyea trained her), and a sister that Sister Ramstedt is trainging...Bryndee is a great Grandma.
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