Hitting the Streets
Hey, y'all! Howdy.....I'm just kidding I'm not a Texan yet!
Thanksgiving was a bit crazy. Had a lot of fun. Woke up at 4:30 to go to the Turkey Trot, which is a charity 5k. We were volunteers and got free shirts. Also got stuffed out of my mind because we had not one, but TWO Thanksgiving dinners. Like, WOAH, I WAS FULL. But it was nice, and then were like, let's do street contacting because if the people are alone, most likely they are lonely! So we ended up talking to some nice people.
This week was kinda a bit harder than usual. Once you get a new companion after your trainer, missionaries call it greenie-breaking. Basically, the new missionary has to learn to do things differently because his new comp does things differently. There are new perspectives, opinions, and different personalities that you have to cope with. And learn to work with. I will say it is humbling and has helped me see where I fall short. Some things were frustrating; however, I've been able to communicate and resolve and understand my companion and myself. And communication is literally so important. If you're frustrated with something, let them know. Cause if you don't, then how are they supposed to know what's wrong?
But I love my new companion very much. He's smart, experienced, and a great teacher. A great teacher for both our friends and for me. He's awesome, and I'm excited to see what good we can do together.
Also had another cool experience when it was dark out and we were going to head home cause people always complain about us knocking on their doors when it's so late out (when it's only 6:20). But I kept having this thought to stop by someone out of our way. It just kept coming, and at first, I was like, man this sure is a weird recurring thought. But then I thought, "Ohhhhh is it a prompting?" So I was like hey, let's go here, and my comp was like sure! And then we knocked on his door and had a banger lesson! It twas sweet. Answered lots of questions, and he seems like a true seeker of truth. Hopefully, he doesn't run into too much anti, haha.
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