Malo e Lelei Family!!
It has been an awesome week! We had a lot happen this week
for basically the first time this transfer, so I was pumped!!
First some funny stories though!! So we were running low on
food this week and bless dinner appointments! One of the sweet sisters was
really busy the night she had us so she just dropped it off at our flat and
with the delicious chop sewey she brought a big beautiful cake. We ate our
dinner and were so excited for desert I got a knife and started cutting it and
of course..... IT WAS BANANA CAKE!!! STINK! Needless to say I didn't get to eat
any and Sister Vasi got to enjoy the whole thing by herself it was depressing
lol
Next funny story the other night we were on our beds and
couldn't sleep and Sister Vasi wasn't feeling very good and I had the giggles
like crazy. But she was just kidding and asked me to sing her a song and I
started singing "Soft Kitty" from the big bang theory which I didn't
even know I remembered that song it was just the first dumb thing that popped
in my head and she had never heard it before and almost died laughing and now
she has been trying to sing it around the flat but she doesn't know the words
and this morning she sang "Big Kitty, fat kitty.." And I almost died
it was so funny!!!
We had interviews with our mission president this week on
Thursday and it was really good. Apparently mine was really long but President
and I were chatting it up like old friends it was funny. In my interview I
started to tear up at one point and I was all President where are the tissues
and he was running around the bishops office looking for them and I was like
"who interviews sisters without a tissue box?" and we both started
cracking up. We just talked about our mission experiences so far and about what
I am going to do after my mission a bit. It was cool to talk to him. It was
funny to though cause after I had only sat down for about a minute he was all
"Sister your almost out of time.." and you know my air heady self was
like "Really I didn't know these were timed as I was looking around for a
clock.." and he goes "No not the interview your mission..haha"
It was funny.
On Saturday we had an 8yr old baptism in our ward that we
went to and Bishop Tangi and his wife Ana were there. He was my Bishop when I
served in Pukekohe my first area. It was so fun to catch up and here how
everyone is doing there. They said that Shanti is doing well still and
yesterday was one year since her baptism I cant believe it was that long ago!
Yesterday at church Bishop Higgins and his family from
Ngaruawahia came to our ward for a baby blessing to so it was a weekend of
Bishops it was really fun to see them again! It reminds me of just how much I
have loved serving here and all the different people I have loved.
And yesterday work wise we were walking in the rain! IT WAS
LOVELY!! It has been so tropical and hot here lately we have been dying! But we
were contacting people out of our area book and talking to people on the street
yesterday and we found 12 new investigators!! AMAZING MIRACLE!! That has never
happened my whole mission! I think it is everyones prayers back home because my
Tongan has come a long way to I even started making sentences this week!
Well I love you all heaps!!
Love Sister Miggin
