HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM ARGENTINA!!!!!
OK! I´m officially a missionary here! My companions name is
Hermana D and she is from Honduras! She served for six months in her
country waiting for a visa, and last transfer was her first full transfer here!
So we are learning the ropes of this mission together. She is so great! We have
lots of fun together already playing charades everyday. (They play charades because Heidi's companion doesn't speak English) I´m in Huergo! And yes,
it took me forever to learn how to say that. We´re starting a new zone here,
breaking off from the roca zone! Peace out roca! See you later! It´s lots of
fun! This transfer the mission is opening a ton of new districts and new zones,
some even brand brand brand new, with no church or members or nothin! So pray
for those missionaries to be ok!
We got in our area on Friday. Before that, we were
celebrating the new years and then hanging out with President and his wife! It
was so great! we finally got our mission training and we had a blast eating
facturas (yummy yummy things...like a very sweet crescent with filling and
powdered sugar). And I got to spend the night in a hotel! Whoo! I was a little
nervous at first, but it was AMAZING! And it had free breakfast whoohoo!
In the training with president, one thing that he talked about
really stood out to me: We are all a son or daughter of God. Nothing can change
that. And nothing can take that away. Every decision that we make here on earth
either helps reveal this true identity or hides it. Don´t hide who you are!
Make a decision every day to bring you closer to your Father, and brings you a
greater knowledge of who you were before. I just loved that. So in this New
Year, I hope you all have a goal to do things to help reveal your identity as a
child of God. I know that as you do so you will find even greater happiness
this year. Love you all!
Hermana
Albright
Heidi lives close to an orchard and is loving the large fruit she gets from it!
Their pet turtle that lives in the courtyard of their pensions (apartments)
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