Welp... this letter is going to be extremely short. Sister James and I were inside every single day this week, minus going to church and one meeting with a less active. The less active had the friendliest little dalmation that I've ever met! She would snuggle up next to me and get little white baby hairs all over my black skirt. So cute! The lesson with the less active was great! She had some pretty twisted ideas about church, but I'm confident that she'll come back with time, especially since her mom is an active member. Fun fact... the word for 'yoga' in Russian still sounds like yoga. I only know that because the less active wants to become a Bhuddist... she does a lot of yoga.
On a more serious note, Sister James, President Schwab, and I have been praying all week long to figure out the fate of Sister James. On multiple occassions, the spirit confirmed that Sister James will, indeed, go home early. Sometime in the next couple of days she will be homeward bound. Of course we are all sad that it came to this, but she will be able to receive the needed medical attention and the work will be able to continue in our area. I have no idea what's going to happen to our area or who I'm going to be companions with, but everything will work out. The Lord knows betters than we do. The experiences that I've had this cycle weren't always the most desireable, but I've learned more in these 3 short weeks than I have in any other period of time on my mission. I look forward to being able to go out and work my hardest. Time to go forth and learn other things!
That's all for this week! Remember to always be grateful and strengthen others!
Do Svidanya!
Love,
Sister Megan Wagstaff
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