Woof, I am exhausted. Really really really tired. All the days.
But hey! We had a baptism (pictured below). It was splendid and the ward prepared everything so amazingly and Michael was happy. And that's what's important.
We've been meeting with a lot of members as well, and I have enjoyed our visits with Bruder and Schwester Hoffmeister, this lovely couple who joined the church about 15 years ago and have been less active for awhile. When they moved here to Bielefeld, they expressed interest in coming back and we're helping them do just that. We're teaching the lessons all over again and helping them recognize the Spirit and it just makes me feel like a missionary. Yay.
Other than that, this week was a lot of blank days and aching feet. We tried and tried and tried but we are still failing on the whole "having people to teach" thing. Everyone is surprisingly nice on the street, but just no interest.
Our ward mission leader, after having explained our situation, said, "Well, you are Sister Young. You can just say what you want to people. Just start kicking the Germans in the pants."
I'll let you know how it goes.
Love love love,
Sister Young
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