Country Roads

Why, hello again my most favoritest people!! It is I, Sister Lovell, back at the race against the clock to finish this novel of an email on time!! This week was crazy busy. It's both gone by in a blur, as well as dragging on in the moment.

Tuesday!

I mostly packed and stared at the ceiling. It was a pretty uneventful day other than the member dinner at Five Guys. That was pretty good. XD I'm going to miss that family a lot. They were amazing to us.

Wednesday!!

Holy crap was that day busy!! We got up and had to be completely packed and out of the house by 8:00 am so we could be at the church building by 8:15 ish. I only forgot a few things, but they were perishable anyways, so it wasn't a big deal. We said goodbye to everyone at the church building before packing all of our suitcases that we had managed to stuff into both our car and the ZLs. 3 suitcases each for 3 Sisters doesn't quite fit into one car with 4 Sisters in said car.

Sister McGary, Sister Williamson, and I were in a truck with a member who had volunteered to drive us to Neena, which is transfer point. He was a great conversationalist, and I'm rather sad I likely won't see him again. I enjoyed hearing his conversion story.

Once we got to Neena, we walked around confused for a bit, and I got to meet my new companion!! Her name is Sister Hollingsworth, and she is awesome! We get along really well, and I enjoy her company! We have a lot in common, and we had some fun conversations!! Later as we were about to hop on the transfer bus to Milwaukee, another member guy said I was riding in his truck. I was very confused about that, because both my trainer and companion were going to the same area as I was, and they were going on the transfer bus. We luckily got Elder Hirschi who is/was one of the APs to help us figure out what was going on. I was going in the truck. Craziness, but if it made sense to him, I could roll with it. XD 

Anyways, the car ride was awesome, and it went by really quickly. I was in the car with Sister Cox (not Mckenzie) and a Hmong Elder, Elder Leavitt! We had a good old time in there, and the member who drove us told us some fun stories as well!! Once we arrived in Madison, I got to chill at the church building for 3 hours waiting for Sisters McGary and Hollingsworth. Like 8 companionships were waiting on their arrival. They had the keys for one of their cars, the SIM card for another companionship, the Sisters couldn't leave until they got there, lest I be a lone Sister in the midst of a bunch of Elders, Sister McGary was also one of the trio's companions, the ZLs had to be the last ones out to make sure everyone got everything, etc etc. It was crazy. 

Eventually they arrived, and we could be on our way. The car we were given was left on nearly empty, so we had to find a gas station asap. We got gas at the nearest Kwik Trip, but then, the pump never stopped, so it went over, and spilled all over our car and the ground. So then we had to notify the attendants inside before we could leave.

When we were fINALLY about to get on the freeway, the STLs called us and asked if we had Sister McGary's bedding. We did. *facepalm* So, we had to drive all the way to the college campus in Madison to drop them off. When we got there they weren't answering their phone, likely for good reason, but we still had to chill outside their apartment for 10 minutes before they came out.

After that, we finally got on the road, and just hardcore vIBED the rest of the way home! We got to know each other a bit more, and jammed out to some 80's EFY tunes (lol according to Sister McGary. XD love you)

When we got to the apartment we had a very hard time opening the door, but luckily we managed to open the door, and we didn't end up having to sleep in the snow. XD 

The apartment had previously been called the "Platteville Palace" by the Elders who lived here before we came into the area. It is definitely a pretty big missionary apartment. There is a lot of space we don't really know what to do with. Ah well. It looks pretty. XD 

The first thing we did was throw our suitcases under the beds in the bedroom, and then rummage through the kitchen. It had been a long day, and we needed to figure out what we needed to buy that night to last us to Monday. We went to Walmart and grabbed our immediate necessities before coming home and deep cleaning the fridge. We actually missed our district call that night because we were too busy scrubbing the interior of our refrigerator. XD it's clean now tho, and we have only the food we want! 

After that we hardcore  p a s s e d   o u t . We were very tired.

Thursday!

K so funny story, I actually have a hard time recollecting Thursday and Friday, but I will do my best.

Thursday we called all the members we could as soon as we recieved access to areabook that evening, and we did some studies and Facebook calls that morning. We also called one of the consistent friends the Elders had been teaching and talked to him a bit!! It was awesome!! We have yet to get in with the other one, but hopefully soon!!

Friday we walked across the street to the Branch President's house, and they visited with us for a bit and told us about the branch and the area!! It was pretty awesome!! They're really sweet, and we were excited to meet everyone in the branch after that.

We also got a call from one of the members later in the day, and she informed us that she was making us dinner, and to come on over if we were free to help her frost some cupcakes and pick up the dinner.

Members are calling uS now to organize meals?? We'd only been in the area 2 days at that point!! It was pretty awesome. We visited with them for a while too. We are coming to realize that people in small towns kinda talk a lot XD. They have a lot to talk about, and not a whole lot of people to say it to! Keeping things short is a lot more difficult here. XD 

In any case, the food was absolutely amazing, and we loved being over there. (THEY MADE US HOMEMADE BREAD, GUYS!!! AND CHICKEN SOUP!! IT WAS SO GOOOOOOD)

Saturday!! Yet another long day, but in a different way than Wednesday!

Saturday we had a mission-wide devotional, which I'm pretty sure I talked about last week. It took us 4 hours to get to Neena, which is where it was being held, and we got there right on time. We drove up to Baraboo in our car, and the Baraboo Sisters drove us all up the rest of the way to Neena. The devotional was aMAZING!! I got to see everyone! No, literally, EVERYONE was there. I didn't realize I knew so few of the missionaries. 😁😅 I recognized like... my Green Bay zone, the people in my new zone I had barely met once, and like.... a few other people. There are like 200 missionaries. I know maybe 35-40ish. Ah! Wow. Yeah, it was crazy. But we got a picture with Elder Rasband and the other leaders, and everyone in the mission!! I can't wait to see it!!

Right after the picture we all had the chance to shake the leaders' hands. Elder Rasband has the most gorgeous eyes. Wow. It was really cool to shake his hand and introduce myself. :)

Also Sister Murphy let me give her a hug, and she thanked me for the card I sent which made me happy. :D I love President and Sister Murphy; they're the best!!

The devotional itself was absolutely incredible. He talked about how missionaries are called, about how much the Lord truly trusts us, and that we should never complain about the work. I'm sorry if I've ever complained; I honestly do not remember, but I truly do love being here, and I can say with 100% certainty, that this is where I am supposed to be right now. There was an incredible story shared with me about the difference I have made for someone, and it only deepened my testimony and furthered my conviction of my place here.

Alma 5:48

"I say unto you, that I know of myself that whatsoever I shall say unto you, concerning that which is to come, is true; and I say unto you, that I know that Jesus Christ shall come, yea, the Son, the Only Begotten of the Father, full of grace, and mercy, and truth. And behold, it is he that cometh to take away the sins of the world, yea, the sins of every man who steadfastly believeth on His name.

And now I say unto you that this is the order after which I am called, yea, to preach unto my beloved brethren, yea, and every one that dwelleth in the land; yea, to preach unto all, both old and young, both bond and free; yea, I say unto you the aged, and also the middle aged, and the rising generation; yea, to cry unto them that they must repent and be born again."

I add my testimony to Alma's, that these things are true, and that Jesus really is the Christ, and that He will come again in all power and glory, and that we need to be prepared for that day. I love this gospel; I love being a missionary; and I love my Savior. ♡

Elder Rasband also shared a message with us from President Nelson. 

He shared 3 things:

    "We love you; we thank you; and we need you."

We were so blessed to hear from an apostle and special servant of the Lord. Elder Rasband had to leave pretty quick after he finished speaking, but after he left, the area president President Nielson spoke to us as well, and I really appreciated his comments.

On our way out of the devotional I got to say hi to pretty much whomever I wanted, and I GOT TO SEE SISTER BARRUS [MTC companion]!! I MISS HER, AND IT WAS THE BEST EVER!! it was very short, but I got to give her a hug, and I was so happy. An all around incredible day.

Sister Tampas (one of the Baraboo Sisters who is actually from Nampa as well) was "born" (trained) in Neena, so she gave us a little tour before we hit the road. The GPS took us the back way for some reason, so it took us a bit longer, and it was already 8[pm] by the time we got to Baraboo. We immediately jumped in the car and took off back toward Platteville. I got to drive which was the literal best because Sister Hollingsworth HATES driving at night, and I literally adore it.

It was definitely on the back country roads, and it was a total vibe. (For those wondering, ((@Sister McGary)) no, I did not completely evade Tiwi. You were right. Just as mothers usually are XD) I definitely enjoyed driving home for 2 hours, and Sister Hollingsworth and I vibed yET AGAIN! Haha go figure! It was awesome! She actually knows and has possession of some of my childhood music which she will be sending me! (I'm super excited!! It's "My Turn on Earth" if anyone was wondering) Literally no one knows that musical, so I was pretty pumped. We listened to it the rest of the way home XD We got home around 10:00, and again passed out.

Sunday!

Sunday was pretty awesome!! We got to go to church which is always amazing!! We're in a branch, which basically means there's like... a tiny amount of people there. They had us stand up and wave, and I got to say the closing prayer! The entire branch is pretty excited to have Sisters in the area again!! 

We went to Relief Society, which was awesome! At least for the part when I wasn't half asleep. 😬 Apparently it's been more exhausting the past few days than I realized.

Anyways, after that we had a lesson with one of the friends being taught!! Elder and Sister Lamarka (senior missionaries) joined in on the lesson, and even tho it was quite the long lesson (4 missionaries talk even more than 2 do XD), I think it went pretty well. He is going to pray about a Baptismal date, and we are very excited for him!!

After that we went home and did some Facebook work until we had to leave for a member dinner!! It was pretty fun; their family is really sweet. They actually told us that because they usually have missionaries over every Sunday, after we leave the first week, they vote whether or not they want us over again. I was like, ah yikes. Here's to hoping that they like us. XD I don't think they would have told us if they didn't like us tho. XD  ...at least... that's the hope.... 😅

Monday! We had a pretty chill morning. Just shopping, and then calling the fam! We also went to Culver's for lunch which was great! I adore Culver's. 

That's about it! It was a shorter week, but it was crazy busy!!

Anyways, I hope y'all had an amazing week!! I love you guys!!

We can do this!
¡Sí se puede! 
Peb Yeej Ua Tau!

Love
Sister Lovell

Link to the photos:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/hH8UuZNVov71FYot7

Link to the blog:
https://sisterhannahlovellwisconsin.blogspot.com/

SISTER BARRUS!!!

1) Madison Skyline

2) Sunset!!

3) Me and my New Comp!

4) Pretty roads :)

5) is that mOuNTaiNs I see?? (No)

5) is that mOuNTaiNs I see?? (No) x2

6) Wisconsin mountain roads

7) A taste of home!! 🌬🌀

[8)] On our way to Neena!

Beattitudes!

Lighthouse in Neena

ME at the lighthouse in Neena

A New Name and Address

No I'm not getting married. I'm getting transferred!! That's why this is coming out Tuesday instead of yesterday. If you wanna know where I'm going you're going to have to read my email XD XP

Monday

We had a district pday!! We first played some card and board games at the church building and had the net up to play some pickle ball. After that we went to a Hmong restaurant and had Pho (pronounced fuh). It was definitely interesting, but hey it was pretty good, and I got to use chopsticks, so I wasn't complaining. XD (Note to self, tri colored tapioca drinks are pretty okay in flavor, but mildly concerning in texture. Having a bunch of slimy pearls come hurling into your mouth through a straw isn't my definition of a good time haha)

After having Pho, we went back to the church building to play spikeball, but the entire rest of the zone was at the church building. I had them all sign the card I made for Elder Gordon who was the Elder that got ET'd (Emergency Transferred), and almost all of us tried eating these Thai peppers the Hmong Elders brought. Yes there's a video XD. Long story short, they were spicy. I had a half gallon of milk I brought in from the car, and it was gone in like... within a minute. Everyone was like PASS THE MILK!!! Ha. And they teased me for having it. Punks XD.

Anyways! After that we left the church building to go bowling!! It took us a hot minute to find the place because we were following the Elders, and you'd think they'd be chiller of drivers with Tiwi in there, but nah. We ran a just-barely-turned-red-while-in-the-intersection light because of it, and got left at another point. Pfft, Elders XD. Eventually we made our way to the bowling alley, and we had an awesome time. It felt a bit strange just because like... I am a missionary, and I'm going bowling in Wisconsin with a bunch of people I didn't know existed 3 months ago. WACK it's been that long. Wow. Anyways, tiny existential crisis there, but bowling was fun!! I... may or may not have done the thing.... the thing in Wii bowling when you accidentally throw the ball backwards?? Yeah.... At least Elder Beals humored me and jumped up and spun around. XD it's always me that does that, but at least it's a good way to get people to laugh.

After bowling we headed out back to the apartment. I had like... .2 seconds to write people emails before pday ended, and somehow managed. XD Speaking of, I'm sorry if last week's email wasn't your style, but as you can see, I was very limited on time, so I worked with what I had. Actually, I have even less time this week, I'm just starting a lot earlier.

Anywho! Tuesday!!

We had in person District Council again this week!! I handed out the duplicates of the cards I made, and I was sUPREMELY stressed out about it. I couldn't completely tell you why. I think part of is was that I like all the things I make to be perfect, and I wasn't able to color the whole card for everyone, only the individual person who it was for. I also didn't write anything in them or anything, they're just blank cards that are partially colored. Idk. Everyone thought they were cool, I'm just particularly stressed because transfers are this week and I'm kind-of stressed about them. This will definitely be one of the hardest times in my mission. Leaving my first zone, and watching them leave if I don't. 

ANYWAYS!! District council was fire!! We set some really good goals, and we have thus far in the week surpassed them already!! At least our area has. It was pretty awesome. :)

We went out for tacos at the dollar taco place by the church, and those were some pretty amazing tacos ngl. I also got ice-cream, so I was just living it up out here. XD

After district council, we had several planned lessons which mostly fell through. However!! We ended up having a lesson that wasn't planned, but was much appreciated by both parties!!

We had dinner with a member family, and they live way out in the country. It's a half hour drive to get there, and it was the best!! It was already dark, so we were jamming out to music while cruising down the back country roads. There were some HILLS!! ....I miss the mountains. I get overly excited when there's even the smallest bit of variation in elevation. XD that's okay. I'll be back in Idaho one day, and then I can smile at the mountains again.

The dinner was really good! It was a Korean dish, which I was pretty excited about! (Note to self: I still don't like hard boiled OR soft boiled eggs.) Other than that, it was really good!! The family is hosting a med student who is studying in the area, and all three of them served their missions in California. (The family and the student.) My trainer is from California, so I was just vibing like, "😁 haha I've never even been to California..." ah well. I heard some fun stories XD.

The drive home was epic yet again! Driving at night is the freaking best ever.

Wednesday! 

Wednesday was the weirdest day ever. We started off with Zone yoga led by (total yogi ((not))) Elder Gordon, and it was absolutely hilarious. AFTER zone yoga we commandeered the call and led zone little circles, which if you don't know what that is, it's a four minute torture arm workout. However, as Sister McGary and I have been doing it nearly daily throughout all of training, it is no longer torture, just fun. So we led the zone in this workout right after yoga, and everyone was dying. It was very entertaining, and we actually did it twice because we said we had before, and they said "bet", so... we did it again. XD everyone else was sO dead, but Sister McGary and I were chilling. Hard-core vibing ngl. XD

Anyways, we did service at the Sieber's again. I still know zero about computer parts, but there I was, taking things apart and trying not to break anything. XD (I didn't) the other sisters got to rip up a floor which sounds like fun. We also were carrying a shelf they ripped out of the wall to their trash trailer out back, and the grass was covered in icy snow. Not a good sign. But we were walking around their side building towards the trailer, and Sister McGary totally biffed it on the ice. No one saw her go down, but I turn around because I feel the other half of the shelf drop, and she's on the ground. I asked her if she was okay, of course, and then carried the shelf the rest of the way and yeeted it into the trailer. As we were walking back to the house, the Hmong Elders showed up, but they were on exchanges, so one of the ZLs was there. Luckily they didn't see her go down, but she was a tad bit embarrassed. 😬

For all y'all readers there, if I had an embarrassing story about me to tell, I would. I'm not dissing on my trainer, okay. She's the best; it was just very painful in the moment and hilarious later. XD Highlight of our week was Wednesday. Oh yeah. It gets worse. XD

So later, we had a visit from the Senior office missionaries, which was not a part of the "worse" thing; it was the best ever. Elder and Sister Ellis are sweethearts, and I adore them. Elder Ellis fixed our shaky table, and he was very proud of himself. XD They came over to inspect our apartment and make sure everything was still working. Luckily, we didn't clean on pday, so we had quickly do it right before they showed up. Classic teenagers. XD

After the Ellises headed out, we had a pass off lesson with the Elders in Bad Axe Michigan! It went really well which is awesome! It's cool to see other missionaries teaching styles and to take notes from them. :)

The funniest part of this day was the youth activity. The young men were in charge and refused to tell anyone what the plan was. We showed up and it was childhood games. Duck duck goose, tag, etc. At least that's what they said at first. We played neither of those games. XD We played musical chairs, and somehow I ended up on the floor twice. Twice because I recovered the first time and still got a chair. I got out the second time XD. That was a fun game, except for the fact that musical chairs requires music. Imagine dragons doesn't quite fit the "missionary approved songs" list... we just vibed anyways.

The second activity was something called mad scientist or something. Let me tell you, if you want to break your ankle, your zipper, or the rules, this is a gREAT game for you. XD Basically, as the game goes, you have a team of several people, and you all have to get across the room with only so many limbs touching the floor. The first round was 8 feet, which was pretty okay, just hopping on one foot and some piggy backs. The second round was 4 feet and 4 hands. At this point I was regretting changing out of my slacks. As you can guess, the rest of the game went concerningly even up to the last round. The last round was 4 feet and 6 backs. Aka a lot of being dragged across the floor. One of the other sisters actually broke her zipper while being dragged across the floor by a ZL, because if you remember, they were still on exchanges. All around a good time. XD (Don't worry, I was able to fix her zipper. Part of my job as zone seamstress I guess XD)

But yeah!! There was a lot more to the reason this was so funny, but that is something that is very hard to articulate over an email, especially without concerning people further. Maybe ask me later. Like in 5 years when the effects of this are either no longer valid, or extremely valid. That was very vague, and it was supposed to be. No, it isn't me. That is all.

MOVING ON!! We had a really fun zone devo that night. One of the missionaries from The Saratov Approach was one of the Elder's Mission Prep teacher, so he had permission to tell us his story and give us some advice. (If you are not familiar, they were missionaries who got kidnapped in Russia.) It was incredible!! He talks a lot, tho, so I had to hop on the mission-wide call that was happening with President where he was announcing something big with my headphones on so we could get that news as well.

The news from President is that we are having a mission-wide, IN PERSON, devotional with Elder Rasband, Sister Eubank, the area president, and another couple people, I think. All super crazy!! We are super excited! The thing I am most excited about is getting to see some missionaries in person again even if we get transferred to different places. :) Transfers do be scary tho.

That was about the end of Wednesday; the only other thing is that we drove home later than we really ever had before. Not quite past curfew, but really quite close. Breaking all the rules that day. Sheesh. XD mostly not by choice, but that's okay. We can repent and be better tomorrow. (We were, and still can be)

Thursday!!

Thursday was mostly uneventful except for we had a member meal and several lessons. A few lessons cancelled, as they do, but that's alright XD. The member meal was awesome tho! It was with one of my favorite member families, and y'all will never guess what they fed us! Salmon! Don't tell my dad, but it was actually pretty bomb. He might get ideas XD. They also had asparagus as the vegetable, which was also really good. A mission really is a time to try new things. XD 

Friday

We had several lessons that day, and we spent a lot of time working on our [Facebook] page's live event. It took forever, and by the end of it (Sunday morning) we were rather tired of phones. XD We also had our last lesson with Sister Doucette! It went really well! I was in charge of teaching, and it went well in spite of it, so there a good sign XD. We also had a technology meeting that day, which was really good.

Saturday!

Saturday was a crazy busy day. This week was crazy busy, goodness sakes. We had a call with with District Leader, a Facebook council meeting, several lessons, plus we found a few people. 

Sunday! 

Church was amazing as usual! Half the zone was there before church for whatever reason, so I had them all sign my card. I still have a couple of people to snag before we take off tomorrow, but they will likely be at the stake center with us anyways. The speakers in Sacrament meeting were really good, and we had 2 of our friends come to church! We had correlation right after church which was pretty good as well! Our ward mission leaders are amazing. I'm going to miss them for sure.

I did NOT get an email Sunday, no matter how desperately I wanted to, that would inform me that I would be training. Tis okay, I am an emotional rock; I can take it XD. My predecessors' bloodline tradition of training out of training ended with me, but maybe I'll train soon elsewhere. Imma mISS Green Bay tho! Ngl I got really attached.

Our [Facebook] Live was also that evening, and it went well! Y'all should check it out! It was a good finding technique as well, which is great!

Monday!

We had a district council Monday morning, and as we hopped on, all of the sudden we noticed everyone else in the zone, not just the district, was also on. We were very confused. It turned out that the three district leaders decided to do a Zone testimony meeting for our last district council together. Everyone in the zone came in when I got here, only four people were there before that, and there are 20-22 of us, so we knew something was going to happen. But anyways, we got out of that meeting kind-of sad. But tHEN!! We went back to work! No unhallowed hand can stop the work from progressing! So we can't give up now!!

We drove out to Kewaunee after that, which is like a 45 minute drive, which I very much enjoyed. We went to help one of the Sisters in the ward work on their house. They just moved in and are still getting things situated. We cleaned the walls and moved some boxes and stuff. It was awesome! She actually knows my friend Darcie, because she was companions with her on her mission!! Darcie! If you read this! You should know she said hi!! (And me lol)

We stopped by some other people's places out in Kewaunee because we don't often get over there. When we went to one house, we noticed that LAKE MICHIGAN WAS RIGHT THERE!!! so we went to the lake right after that. It was very cold. Very. Cold. But hey! It was so worth it; water is the best ever!

We drove by a few more stops and then headed home. As we were getting close the foretold bad storm was beginning. It was very windy and super foggy. We were happy to be home when we were. XD

Last night we found out about transfers. I was not suspecting this exactly, but to a point I guessed. Sister Hoki is staying (I guessed that), they are closing my area (Also guessed that), Sister McGary is going to Madison (guessed a while ago, and I'm not really surprised), Sister Williamson is leaving (100% guessed), and I am leaving (total shock there, I had exactly zero idea on that one).

I am going to Platteville

Sister McGary is going to Madison YSA as a STL

Sister Williamson is going to Adam's-Friendship

Sister Hoki stays, takes over the area, and gets her new comp from Escanaba!

Craziness! I think my favorite thing is that Sister McGary is going to be my STL in our new zone. Also, Elder Graper (ZL) is in the same city as we are, not zone, but will be at our Zone conferences as they always combine the Madison zones.

Transfers are crazy! I'm super excited, but I also had to pack last night and this morning, so I apologize for the later email.

I think that's about all that happened, today's plans are pack, do laundry, pack, and go to one last member meal (And pack). I'll update y'all next week for sure! I love y'all, and I hope you have an amazing week wherever you are!!

We can do this!
¡Sí se puede! 
Peb Yeej Ua Tau!

Love
Sister Lovell

Link to the photos:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/hH8UuZNVov71FYot7

Link to the blog:
https://sisterhannahlovellwisconsin.blogspot.com/

1) "Zone pday" video of us eating Thai peppers. (Very hot) x2

Thai Pepper video x2

2) District pday bowling

3) Fully colored Zone card

4) Sticky notes of frustration

5) District pday bowling ft. mildly terrifying lighting

6) CDC 2.0 again

7) Made President and Sister Murphy a card

8) Found new ways to communicate x2

new ways to communicate x2

9) The Sass is strong with this one

10) Two can play at that game

11) Ya girl FINALLY got Culver's after being in Wisconsin for nearly months

12) Elder Beals as the latest meme (video)

13) Lake Michigan!!

Please let me know if google photos doesn't appear to have any new photos because idk if it'll load because there are 3 videos in there this week. 100% give them a watch if they show up. 10/10 peak humor XD

Fulfilling a Childhood Dream (sort-of)

When I was 9 or 10 I rEALLY wanted to serve my mission in Russia. So badly that I started learning Russian on Duolingo! I didn't last very long, but I got a good couple months in! Mind you, I don't remember any of it, but that's besides the point. XD

So with that in mind, this week's email is going to be a voice-audio narrated entirely in my best Russian accent. Enjoy!! XD

...it's too long to fit in the email, but I have it on drive!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WQuHaTzx979BrbsAEekwihMWhiSwyZjs/view?usp=drivesdk

We can do this!

¡Sí se puede! 

Peb Yeej Ua Tau!

(And just for this week:)

мы можем сделать это

Love,
Sister Lovell

Link to the photos:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/hH8UuZNVov71FYot7

Link to the blog:
https://sisterhannahlovellwisconsin.blogspot.com/

1) Chaotic District Call (CDC 2.0) XD

2) Sister McGary and her burnt Quiche

3) CDC vibes and inspiration for card

4) Happy bday Sister Hoki!

5) Sister McGary and her cow picture from the Hermanas' apartment

6) Sister Hoki's bday card

7) Zone card

8) Zone card #2 but idk what's happening

PS: I am SO SORRY!! I didn't know I talked this much XD! Also, I don't think that was Russian... XD idk what it was, but it was chaos.

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•°•°•° Readers notes if y'all don't have half an hour to spend listening to your local idiot rambling in a fake Russian accent XD °•°•°•

Monday!

Already written last week but that food was bomb

Tuesday!

District council!!

Set goals and stuff

Went out to eat at Noodles and Co

Why don't we call people like "Brother Brigham" or "Brother Joseph" anymore? ("Sister Emma? Or Sister Smith??" Idk XD)

Wednesday!

Sister Hoki's Birthday!!!

Sister Williamson/Hermana Stark exchanges

Gyros (So essentially, we went out to eat 3 days in a row this week. I can hear my wallet crying. XD)

Service at Siebers ft. small child almost dying on the stairs

Mutual, 9 square

Zone devo at the Hermanas

B-day celebration!! B-day granola and B-day card!!!

Thursday!

Went to church to upload [Facebook] live, only barely managed XD

Totally bomb lesson with friend

Tracting miracle!! New friend!! (Also attempted another friend's son)

ZL call, very entertaining 

Live event!! Totally bomb! 

Trapped at church by so called "quadmates" XD lol only kidding (Mostly)

Had lesson while there

Friday!

FFF pres was at the airport

Called the Bad Axe Michigan Elders with referral

Attempted tracting at 317 (BoM drop!!)

Blessings/half zone council 

Saturday!

Brunch with member fam (bomb!)

Spent almost entire day outside

Talked to landlord

"Stoooooop!!"

BoM drop

Tracting Miracle #2! BoM dROPPPPP!!

Frozen toes

Member lesson

Sunday!

Church

Attempted referral visit (totally sketch)

Drank ALL my meals that day

Mission prayer

Chaotic District Call (ft. Giggly sisters)

Monday plans!

District pday! (Bowling!)

Sister breakfast (ft. Jealous Elders, cancelled)

Duplicating Zone card for everyone

Fav TV show?? =D (unlikely.... still haven't watched last two minutes of that episode from two weeks ago) XD

KK I'M DONE NOW LOVE Y'ALL BYEEEEE