Hey mal, first before I forget, baking soda is bicarbonato, and also I´m
sending you a birthday present, so it should get to the office of your
mission in a few days and I hope you get it soon after (I´m sending it
with one of the recently returned missionaries from JAS that helps us
all the time and she is going back to visit argentina so I´m going to
send some Chilean stuff with her) so HAPPY BDAY! (Soonish)
And holy crap Mal, Just do it. I wasn´t thinking of the same phrase but
I was thinking the exact same thing this week.
So this week has been a little rough. I got the stomach flu, I did
divisions twice so I was running around santiago meeting up with people
like a mad woman, we had one day where it litterally was like everyone
felt like ripping apart the standards and beliefs that are the most
important to me (One of which was mario that called us and told us that
he thinks his baptism was a mistake and that he cant believe they make
us do what we do in the mission and that we obey like robots and there
is no way we really have testimonies we have just convinced ourselves
that this is true and yadayada. That was a little hard to take in) but
yeah it has been hot and stressful, and saddening and difficult this
week. As far as difficulty and bad things happening I´d say its just
about one of the worst weeks I´ve ever had.
But it was also the greatest week I think I´ve ever had on the mission.
I was so happy. Ï saw so many miracles. Satan just tries to attack
you when he know the good stuff is comin. I love what you said last
week in the email mom that the blessings come when you push yourself
just a little bit past what you think you can do. THAT IS 100 PERCENT
TRUE. I was on divisions with people that weren´t from my sector and we
had planned to meet with a few people that I was quite frankly terrified
to teach without my companion, and I was scared to contact without my
companion to help me and I was scared to do a lot of things without her
because you just get so used to your system of doing things together and
recognizing needs and passing the conversation over to your companion or
helping her when she needs help etc but I remembered that email and
thought, wow if anyone needs the blessings for pushing a little harder
its me so I just decided what the heck we are going to do EVERYTHING
that I´m afraid of. So we went to visit the investigators that I didn´t
want to visit, we contacted like crazy, we called the people that even
Hermana Altamirano and I were afraid to call when we were together. We
just did it all. And honestly none of the difficult investigators were
there, none of them answered their phones, and we just contacted the
whole time. AND IT WAS THE GREATEST THING EVER. I just don´t know how
to explain, normally the people on the street turn and walk the other
way or stick their nose up or say something rude the second you say hi
to them but this day when I was with divisions we said hi and they
stopped walking and asked us to hear our message etc, we shared a couple
of awesome lessons, and had a lot of great contacts. All because I just
decided to push myself a little harder.
Well I have to go I´m super out of time, we had a visitors center in the
chapel this week which was a fun stressful big event and I don´t have
time to talk about it but yeah love you all!!!
Kyrstin Millett
Picture of all the references they received after the "Visitor Center in the Chapel" Night
Chilean Pants!
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