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Week 61

This week was PACKED. We had MLC and Zone Conference. And on Tuesday we had 0 miles, so we walked everywhere (which wouldn't normally be much of a problem, but there are so sidewalks or shoulders between the road and the ditch, so you just hope that people see you and scoot over or else you will get hit) so that was a little rough. I realized how grateful I am for a car haha!
So a little update on our friends we are teaching :
Samantha. Oh man, I don't even know where to start! So we had a lesson with her about the Word of Wisdom, and the very next day she said no to sweet tea, and she came up with a plan for this class she goes to that serves everyone coffee so that she can have something else to drink instead! And she read 1Nephi 1 all the way to 2 Nephi 10 in Less than 24 hours!!!!! I was BLOWN away by her!! She said that no other church has made her feel this way and she feels like she has a family. It was the most tender thing ever. We got to have some time to walk around the ranch with her and just talk, swing on a swing set, walk to a pond, skip some rocks, and laugh together. The Friendship I have built with her is going to be really hard to leave. She is incredible.
Sterling! We had a lesson with him and we aren't sure how much he is going to progress right now, but he has a testimony deep inside of him, I know it. He is a crane operator and he helped build the San Diego temple!!! He said that every time he went in it while they were working on it, he would get chills. I just hope he develops the desire to come to church soon. He is the sweetest. 

We are struggling once again with finding new people to teach, and this week we have a goal of finding 8 new people to teach, but we can't reach it without help from God. So I am asking anyone who is willing to pray that we can reach our goal of 8. I am excited and I'm expecting miracles this week, so I'll update yall next week!!
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