Sorry about all of the missed weeks. Things got a little bit
Crazy with a temple trip and the library where we email being closed for a
week. I'll make up for it. Maybe.
I'm pretty sure the old adage is "April showers bring
May flowers," but I think the flowers got a little bit confused. Moses
Lake is covered in flowers right now.
Magnolias, Tulips, Daffodils, and Hyacinths are popular.
There are also those icky-smelling pink or white trees that we also have in
Provo.
My companion saw deer for the
first time in her life.
We are coming up on the end of my third beautiful transfer
in Moses Lake. I have grown to love this little town even more than I loved it
when I came.
I am having tons of fun learning a little bit of Spanish
from my bi-lingual companion. This week I learned how to tell people about
asking questions in prayer and how to say whether I want or like something.
Useful stuff.
Easter is this Sunday and I would like to share a really
great video about Jesus Christ.
Christ's Sacrifice changes everything about my life. Because
of Him, I am where I am. Because of Him, I have hope that my family can be
together forever. Because of Him, I can change and repent every day and return
to live in my Heavenly Father's presence one day. His sacrifice for each of us
inspires me to love others.
Time for three Eternal Truths that do not pertain to
Salvation.
1. Mail is worth it's weight in gold. Missionaries love
mail. It means that someone loves them.
2. Flowers bring joy to people. Weeds that have
flowers do not bring as much joy to people. If we allowed flowering weeds to
grow in our gardens they would last longer and require less care than the
flowers that we work so hard to maintain.
3. People come outside when it's warm. They stay inside when
it is cold. It is way easier to find people to talk to when it's warm outside.
There are the kittens that I didn't really take in but I am
claiming as my own- even though other people take care of them and feed
them.
I love you all. Happy Easter. With all the new life we see
around us - let us look to Christ and remember the light and life that He offers
us every day.
Love,
Sister Faulkner
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