Christmas

I have a busy week coming up. Today is P-day, Tuesday is our mission/christmas conference which I am suppossed to be singing in, but I have this really weird cough. The same one I had in Pleasanton. I think it's allergies. Anyways, that should be interesting. AFter Tuesday things get even crazier. Sister Kleisler gets to go home for Christmas, but then that leaves me without a companion for two weeks. So I am going into a trio. My new companions will be Sister Harward and Sister Christiansen. They're cool. President told us our new area will be Texas North. Hahaha. sigh. I serve in North San Antonio and they serve in Canyon lake which is even norther. And their area is huge, and my area is a decent size. So for two weeks we'll be covering both areas (Aka we don't get extra miles so I'll be delegating a lot of assignments to the Encino Park ward missionaries. For Christmas...well, I have no idea where I will be. oh well. Then we have transfers on January 8th and I'll get a new companion and go back to Encino Park. However, we won't have a place to live cause the Smiths need us to leave cause their son is coming home from his mission....So that's up in the air. I haven't finished packing or cleaning so I got to run, but here's some highlights:

I went to the Temple and I saw Sister Bonner (I lived in her house for 6 months back in Anderson Mill). Sister Liddiard (First Area's bishop's wife), Sister Dickson, and President Dickson (First area's former stake president), and then the Young couple (Brother young was Joshua's fellowshipper). It was super cool.

Gale and Theresa Skousen gave us three referrals. So far we've only been able to contact the Weich family. They were so sweet. We shared the Christmas story found in the Book of Mormon (Samuel's prophesy and the sign in the sky). They enjoyed it very much. They said they still had a Book of Mormon from when Gale and Theresa gave it to them almost ten years ago. After we shared our message they shared a little about their Catholic belief and then she gave each of us a rosary. It was really nice. So they probably wont be converting anytime soon, but they really appreciated our visit which was neat for us. Interestingly enough, when we reported this visit in PEC Brother Jones came up after and told us he knew the Weich family and he was actually planning on seeing them this next week, so he said he'd keep tabs on them for us. Cool.

Merry Christmas everyone

love,
sister johnson