This week of my mission is the meaning of life,
#42!!! Hahahaha!
I have been called to be a trainer for a new
missionary this transfer! AAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! I'm gonna be a "mom".
I'm the "oldest" (been out the longest) English Sister in the
mission, so it was bound to happen. President Ware did say when he asked if I
was supposed to train while I was in Yakima, that Heavenly Father said
"not yet". He didn't say "no". So I'm freaking out a little
bit of course! But I'm super excited! This will definitely help keep me from
getting trunky! Ain't nobody got time for that! My big concern I told President
Lewis was about messing up one of His (Heavenly Father's missionaries)
children. President Lewis said "They're counting on you to not
mess up one of His children." ............ God does have a sense of humor,
and so does my Mission President!
We got into an accident last Monday around 9:15
am because of ice on the road. We hit a truck, but we had some serious guardian
angels working! Prayers for safety really do work, it should've been MUCH
worse. No one was injured and the cars just have scratches and small dents. It
was not because I'm a bad driver. I was going slowly! Darned ice and snow! I also took the Sisters up to the ski resort
that's in my ward's area and introduced them to a real amount of real snow for
their first time. Sister Wilson is from AZ and Sister Robalin is from TX. It
was super fun!
We've had so many adventures in this short week,
I cannot possibly write you all about it all. We have made very thorough audio
recordings though, and I did fill another journal completely yesterday. I think
that makes #3. I'm also finished my 5th notebook though... So much awesome
stuff! Personal revelation rocks!
I've been companions this week with Sisters
Wilson and Robalin and it has been awesome! We are the legendary trio! Sister
Wilson is companion #50, and Sister Robalin is #51. My trainee will be
#52! Crazy! I get her on Wednesday! Pray for me!
My ponderizer for this week is Alma 27:17-18 This
is the joy I want to experience when I return home to all of you again, and at
any mission reunions that I attend afterwards.
Candy and warm socks would be very appreciated
and any cool star wars stuff! I'm working on sending all my late b-day presents
and stuff to you next week. Getting to the post office is hard as a missionary.
There's never enough time! I love how things are so normal back home. I love
you all!
Love,
Sister Karony
After service helping clean up a woman's yard.
De-icing the air hose with our heaters so we can put air into our tires!
My side of the river has more snow! And it's still falling!
Driving home into an inversion! COLD!
Damage to our car
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