For the Love

Sorry all!

I tend to spend most of my emailing time on facebook and today i spent a lot of it looking at what major i need in order to work at my dream j.o.b. Mind you i didn't figure it out yet.

Anywho. I forgot my 10 phrases in my planner at home. i'm a bit discombobulated today. It was a crazy morning because we had to rush to get everything done in order to go to -place will be revealed next week- today.

The weeks seem to go faster and faster and next week is transfers which is insane. Sister Ylisaari goes back home to finland, next tansfer Sister Phermisn will go home to Finland as well, the transfer after is Sister Berati to Albania in July then me 2 tranfers later... yeah it's been put into perspective.

We taught the Feher family with a Hungarian elder which was BRILLIANT. We didn't do a lot of the teaching because he was busy explaining why having authority to baptized is important.

The only bummer was that the family has already been baptized into another church and still didn't want to be baptized by the proper authority. The two kids who haven't been baptized will be on May 17 hopefully. i'm just scared that it's just for the sake of being baptized rather than being baptized because the Church is true.

We took lots of pictures by all the beautiful trees that have blossomed and loved every second of it. You should be jealous.

Yesterday was the best though. First was church. Shea, a recent convert, is leaving for his mission to Calgary Canada and Mark, a RC of 3 years & RM from somewhere in Russia/Romania, spoke. I could see the contrast of the pre missionary and returned missionary and hope you will be able to see that in me when i get home!

We had Shea's farewell/ Mark's homecoming party afterwards at, what i like to call, the Bridgestock Mansion. It was lovely! so good to be able to feel like a big family. We even had BYU mint brownies which are one of my favorite puddings! Sister Jacob and i were slightly excited. We must be American.

The VC was closed yesterday because one of the Area 70 came to give a fireside in Crawley, a town nearby, but two separate non member families came and luckily we were there to open it up. One of our less actives wasn't home so we decided to go back to the VC. They were both amazing. We got their emails and hopefully will be able to schedule an appointment with them since they are local. (:

Holy shmolly i think that was a lot. but yeah. i love you all and pray for you everyday!

Sister Stewart

P.S. Thank you KENZIE for telling me what your favorite parts about conference were. (: I love you!