This was a week of tender mercies, simply put. Sister Lee and I got to get our hands in a little bit of everything. Success, failure, giving, receiving, nervousness, fearlessness, HOT, cold, plumbing... It was work! And I feel like when I say that, it sounds like a complaint of sorts. It's not. They were "tapping moments" :)  (https://www.lds.org/pages/my-new-life the part I'm referring too is closer to the end, so look out for that. Sister Lee and I watch this message A LOT haha just in case you were wondering). This week tied up the end of our transfer, which means that either Sister Lee or myself could be moved to a different area in our mission. COULD be moved. But we're both staying another 6 weeks in Willow Creek! Which makes me so happy because my heart is literally (not so literally) melted into this area. Here's a bit of our week (more like Sister Lee's life ahaha, she's my camera's favorite subject) in..... pictures!

1)I love you!

2)Laterrrrrr

Forever watching the District 

Forever doing her hair.

Sister Hoemann! And Elder Neeley...

We got to teach a lady named Pearl. Ohhhh Pearly Pearl Pearl.

This statue... SO Creepy!

Fancy that... She plays the violin too! Is there anything she CAN'T do?

Remember what I said about plumbing? Can I just say that my life's calling is NOT to be a plumber? Sincerely, a regrettably not-so-handy sister missionary.

Denver South Zone. Just in case you were wondering who's been around these last 6 weeks missionary-wise hahah

xo, Sister Bush