Hello everyone!!
It's been another week, and again not the greatest of weeks. But there
have been highlights.
Actually just one. We finally caught the bus to get to Bourne (it took
a few tries...) and were able to spend the day working there. 😄😄😄
Another blessing is seeing the members concern for us. We ran into one
the other day in Stamford and we felt so bad because it is just so
hard to visit her!! Life would be easier with a car, but then what
would I be learning this transfer? And to be honest, it has taught me
so SO much.
And something else also has this week: conference!! Always what I need
to hear, a rebuke here and there. All good things. Spirit has been
felt and notes have been taken. Though I will never get used to the
times and not being able to watch the last session on Sunday...
Favourite talks include president nelson's on JOY, and elder eyring's talk.
Between sessions we were able to do some service for the poppy appeal.
They employed the Leicester zone to do it between the Saturday
afternoon session (at 1-3) and the Sunday morning session (starting at
5). It was fun. Lots of poppies were involved.
That's really all the exciting stuff to tell you. And that winter is
slowly making its way over. Poor sister mwoyosvi!! Haha Zimbabwe
climate is definitely NOT the English one.
Yup. So I love you all and miss you (although I do still really love
England) hope you have the greatest of weeks.
Much peace and blessings to each of you,
Sister Wadsworth 😊🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧😎
1) the bus....notice how nobody else is using it....
2) I made this sadza with my own two hands (and a wooden spoon and
lots of arm muscle, but NO help from sister mwoyosvi, besides
instructions..)
3) sister mwoyosvi biking on the roads the first time. ( practice for
when she moves to a bike area)
It's been another week, and again not the greatest of weeks. But there
have been highlights.
Actually just one. We finally caught the bus to get to Bourne (it took
a few tries...) and were able to spend the day working there. 😄😄😄
Another blessing is seeing the members concern for us. We ran into one
the other day in Stamford and we felt so bad because it is just so
hard to visit her!! Life would be easier with a car, but then what
would I be learning this transfer? And to be honest, it has taught me
so SO much.
And something else also has this week: conference!! Always what I need
to hear, a rebuke here and there. All good things. Spirit has been
felt and notes have been taken. Though I will never get used to the
times and not being able to watch the last session on Sunday...
Favourite talks include president nelson's on JOY, and elder eyring's talk.
Between sessions we were able to do some service for the poppy appeal.
They employed the Leicester zone to do it between the Saturday
afternoon session (at 1-3) and the Sunday morning session (starting at
5). It was fun. Lots of poppies were involved.
That's really all the exciting stuff to tell you. And that winter is
slowly making its way over. Poor sister mwoyosvi!! Haha Zimbabwe
climate is definitely NOT the English one.
Yup. So I love you all and miss you (although I do still really love
England) hope you have the greatest of weeks.
Much peace and blessings to each of you,
Sister Wadsworth 😊🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧😎
1) the bus....notice how nobody else is using it....
2) I made this sadza with my own two hands (and a wooden spoon and
lots of arm muscle, but NO help from sister mwoyosvi, besides
instructions..)
3) sister mwoyosvi biking on the roads the first time. ( practice for
when she moves to a bike area)
I was thinking of you when someone compared the gospel to a puzzle.. 😊😄 that's so exciting that peyton is walking!! Craig said that all he was doing for at least a week was sleeping... which reminds me that when I get home the first thing I want to do is go to the temple. Even before I get released. 😊 I miss that place. You can plan whatever else you want but I just want to go to the temple. And for Christmas maybe some new g's would be nice to have. Mine are starting to turn a bit grey...
it sounds like Lincoln is killing it in football 🏈 this year, way to go lynx!! Haha.
Enjoy your nap!! Love you 😘 mom!!
Sent from my iPad
On 3 Oct 2016, at 06:46, kelly wadsworth <mkwads@yahoo.com> wrote:
Dear girls,
Can you believe that there are 4 of you gone now? It is so quiet here. And the ones that are still home all hate to do dishes.
So we had another slow week, and a busy weekend. Peyton was sick on Monday, and spent the morning here with us. She is walking now, but is still pretty tippy. And she wasn't feeling well. So I brought her in and stood her up, and Reiko and Ryder were alll right next to her, and she tipped right over. There was a tangle of arms and legs. She landed right on Reiko and mostly just scared him. So the rest of the day, whenever she was near him, he would be like "get away from me". He still doesn't want her near him, even in the car. It's kind of funny. So that was the funniest thing that happened this week.
Friday was a little crazy. Your dad was home, but needed to leave for work around noon. benson went to work at 7. Jacques was doing Camden's papers (delivering the Record in Caliente, Pananca, and Pioche) so he needed a driver. Chelsey had work, and Dad wanted to change the oil in the car before he left. We did get it all done, and everyone delivered and picked up and dropped off. Then we got to be home for a couple of hours and go down to the football games. Natty is still loving pep band. We played Meadows. It started out as a close game, but we won 50 something to 30 something. It wasn't even very cold. The next 2 games are away, then it is homecoming and Senior night the next 2 weeks.
After the game, the seniors had Senior Sunrise. They spent the night at the gym and watched the sunrise from court rock.
We left for Twin Falls the next morning. We were going to be on the road before 7, but we were are so tired that we didn't even get up until 6:30, and then had to load the car and get ready. so it was 7:30ish when we got away. (But that was my evil plan to actually be on the road before 8). We drove up and got Chelsey situated in her new house. She is living with a lady who just got divorced and was looking for room mates so she could keep her house. Chelsey will have to keep us all updated on how it is working out. While we were there we finally took Cami out for her birthday lunch and got her presents to her. (Sorry, Cam) We did a little shopping and then Natty and I headed home. Natty gave up on me about Wells around 9, so it was a long boring drive home. We got home at 1:15 am and walked in the house and went straight to bed.
This morning, we didn't even get out of bed until 9, then watched conference in our pajamas. We had pancakes and waffles during the sessions since we got up so late. and no one did the dishes. So that is my goal for tomorrow. Do dishes. Fun.
I'm sorry this letter isn't very long or interesting. I am so tired, even with a long nap, and I have a head ache. so I am just going to go to bed. I will try to send some pictures tomorrow.
I love you all. Work hard, and do good things.
Love,
Mom
PS I hear that Craig is back, but I haven't seen him. We will try to go to his homecoming.
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