Since I received my mission call I have been dreaming of seeing Toledo, Spain. That wish was granted this very day. We woke up at 540 to hit a train to get to another train to be there at 9. It was so fabulous. It was so FOGGY, and cold and just FABULOUS. I felt like I was in some backwoods Middle Ages time and knights would pop out at any corner. Unfortunatly all the museams are closed on mondays but we walked around the narrow streets and just enjoyed the view. I love toledo. I cant wait to go back someday!
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| My lovely day in Toledo |
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| Fog rolling in |
Toledo was just an end to a fabulous week, on Monday night we find out one of our hardest investigadors wants to be BAPTIZED! We got to work on a few things first, but its a step, a huge one at that. On Thursday I was able to go on intercombios with Hermana Sneilson in Torrejon which is just gorgous! I learned so much from her and had such a great time. On Saturday we had ¨Actividades Naciones¨ Or Activities of Nations... my english is gone. Anyway the missionaries all did the Cotton eye joe dance! It was so great! We watched so many dances from people from all over the world, from Chilie, to Venuzela, to El Salvador the ¨States¨ and Spain. It was such a good time! Sunday was fabulous, we went to Pavones where the temple is and watched a musical concert with all the missionaries in Madrid and their investigadors. One of the married missionaries the Sullivans, are leaving and they wanted to share their musical talent one last time before they left (they were in MOTAB) for 8 or so years! It was amazing... and then today. I cant not begin to say how blessed I feel. Sure there were hard moments, but overall I feel so blessed! So so so blessed. I know God is looking out for my family, my investigadors, my friends, and me. What else could I ask for? I love this gospel. I know its true with all my soul. I love you all.
Con Amor,
Hermana Shurtz
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| Isn't it amazing? |
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| What a view |
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