So last Monday my companion and I went bowling!! All missionaries
need to have the opportunity to go bowling! Earlier that day we bought a
watermelon and used 3 of our back up water bottle supplies. We set up our
bowling alley in our living room. It was a great time until our watermelon
broke. OH and we also had perfect scores!
Ha Ha
This week I saw another pig die. Totally normal here. People raise
pigs just to eat them. Crazy!!
The holiday of the workers was May 1st. My first one in Cabo
Verde. So no one works. It was crazy!! Loud music everywhere, drunk
people and lots of parties!! In the streets, where all the business are, there
was no people. They were all in the house areas, tons and tons of people.
Also I have now gotten 4 misquote bits. They look terrible, but
this is normal for me. However it does freak out my companion. I just have
always had weird reaction to bug bites.
Other weird things this week. I saw a boy chasing pigs up a hill.
Oh No Pigs on the loose!! I also saw a car on a roof and not sure
how it got up there but that was interesting and a good laugh. A the little
girl in the cyber place keeps handing me her purse and tape. Cutest thing
ever.
Now on a spiritual note. Alma
26:16 "Behold I say unto you I cannot say the smallest part of which I
feel" So much happens in
one day that it is truly impossible to write it all. Today I have been on my
mission for 3 months.
Time fly's by so fast and I still have so much to learn. I don't
feel any different, I am just tanner. I don't speak the language very well yet
but I try really hard to communicate with the people. I know I will
not be fluent in the next 15 months but that means I have lots of room for
improvement. The people of Cabo Verde love me so much that they are helping me
speak the language, even if they are teaching me creole and not straight
Portuguese. In the next 6 months I hope to understand and speak more fluently.
The lord truly blesses you if you are serving him. It doesn't have to be a
mission by small acts of kindness you are serving God. I love my mission and
all the blessings I have seen so far!!
Quote of the week: "Little
growth occurs in the comfort zone. Little comfort occurs in the growth
zone." - unknown.
Love you all!! Thank you so much for all the love and support!!!
Sister Burke!!
P.S. All roads lead to the ocean!! I love living so close to the
ocean!! Too bad I can't touch the water! ;)
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