I feel like this week has just been jammed packed with things. We had zone conference on Monday
so all the missionaries from Moldova and Iasi came to Chisinau. We had 4
other sisters stay in our apartment for one night. So on P-day we walked
around the city a little and went to piatias. It was also Elder
Lasaters last day (my mission dad) so we all went out to eat to
celebrate. We usually go out to eat on P-days anyway :)
So the other day we had a problem with our toilet. The button
was stuck (cause in europe they have buttons and not handles) and so our
toilet kept flushing and wouldn't stop. Me being the daughter of a
plumber should know what to do, but everything we tried didn't work! We
tried to turn off the water and it didn't turn off. Well I don't really
know if it was the water switch but it was a little blue lever thing in
the bathroom behind the toilet. It made sense at the time!! It didn't
turn it off though. We called the senior couple and asked them what to
do because we were out of ideas. We finally just called the
apropratar (landloard) and he had a repair man come and fix it for us! We
just took that time to do some language study. So that was an adventure
we went through on Tuesday.
"And if men come unto me I will show unto them their weakness. I give unto men weakness that they may be humble; and my grace is sufficient for all men that humble themselves before me; for if they humble themselves before me, and have faith in me, then will i make weak things become strong unto them."
She
told me a story about on Sister who didn't think she was as progressed as
she could have been in the language considering how long she had been
there for. She went to this scripture and wondered when the Lord would
make her weakness her strength. Her companion was listening to her and
told her that when she talks people don't pay much attention to her
beacuse hse can speak the lanuage but she told her companion (the one
that couldn't speak as well) that when she talks people pay close
attention and actually listen beacuse they need to to be able to
understand. So in a sense, her weakness was actually a strength. People
payed more attention because she couldn't speak as well. I never thought
that maybe sometimes our weaknessess are strength. We just have to see
how to take them and maybe use them in a differnet way.
Love you all!!
Miss you!!!
Love,
Sora Bynum
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