Time flies by but what's new?
There
are walls of snow lining every corner now. We had some huge storms this
week and they are slowing down the work just a bit. We drive in
anything unless President Anderson grounds our cars. Our car is a
beast in the snow, so we don't have as many problems as most people.
We only had Sacrament this Sunday because there were so many
people that couldn't leave their houses! They were snowed in. So a bunch
of the members and us got shovels and snow blowers to helped as many as we
could out. Of course we couldn't go home and change so we got to shovel
in our Sunday best. Haha. It was so much fun. There is no better feeling
than being in the service of someone else. One lady had a driveway that
was 1/5 a mile long! They usually did it by shovel but there had been so
much snow that it was a lot harder. She was so relieved when 6 people
showed up and started helping her. I love this ward!
There is a part member family who we have been dropping by a bunch
lately but never seemed to catch them home. Finally one night we
stopped by again even though they are never there. They were home! We got
in to see them and little 11-year-old Sierra, who isn't baptized. Her parents
are on board for us to teach her. We will extend a baptismal date next
lesson but we are so excited. She is quite the little fireball!
NO random thoughts! We didn't really have time to eat our lunch
yesterday and so last night we had a lot of extra food. We made it out
to the very boarder of our area to visit some people that were snowed
in. I had the feeling I should grab our lunch and although it felt kind
of weird carrying my lunch around I've learned to just follow the
spirit. The first family we visited didn't need anything and kind of
gave us a weird look but at the less active's home we visited right
after that, their car had been stuck and they couldn't go shopping for
anything. They were very grateful for some food. Follow the Spirit, he
knows stuff you don't.
Thanks for all the love and support! Shout out to the Mt. Scott
young women! Thank you for all the love and valentines candy. YUM! Also
shout out to the primary for the cute notes and letter :) Hicks family,
you are awesome and those hand warmers are being put to good use. Dave
Caudle, your letters are the BEST! Haha. The pictures are awesome too.
I am so grateful for wonderful people back home who are always there for me.
Dash your fear and be faithful,
Sister Zeller
4 months!
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