Georgia is like Utah's sister. One minute it's a wonderful blue sky, and within the next 30 seconds it's like a full on monsoon or something. And man, I love it. Georgia is also like Nevada's second cousin, because it's Hot.As.Heck. our air conditioning is pretty much burnt out and so I spend 3, 10 minute breaks next to the cold air of the freezer. If you have any tips of surviving heat, please feel free to shoot me an email :))
Also. Good news. Our mission president has given us permission to visit others if they give us the "ok". This is huge. Right now we are in a branch, and so many have gone inactive. We have about 10 members that go regularly, but man I am so excited to see who we can reach out to.
On Wednesday, we were able to visit Teresa Calderon. She is a mother of 9 kids and two sets of twins. Haha let's just say she has my respect. She was baptized a year ago, but then fell away and now has the desires to come back with her kids! Alexis, and Emily are the twins we are teaching, and they are soo cute. Its definitely different teaching young kids, and haha well you definitely have to be a thousand percent more creative but I loved every second.
Ohh one more thing. On Saturday, we were able to visit a recent convert for service, and it was so humbling. Their house had burnt down 4 weeks ago, leaving behind only a black frame. When we got to there, 50 trash bags were just lined up on her back porch. Most of these bags were filled up with melted or burnt things. Luckily, the elders passed by and were able to help us. We weren't able to finish all of it, but I'm just hoping that next week we can go back and do some more service. :))
Well I hope you all have an amazing week. Thank you for all your support.
Love,
Hermana Pulver
