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Mollie #78 - Padres Las Casas, Chile - The doing changes the being
May 12, 2014
Hey Everyone,
First off, about going to Michele's, I´d rather go sooner to be perfectly honest.
Here's what I've been up to this past week:
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| Internet Pub- This is where you can find large collections of missionaries every Monday |
Walking in the morning I like the colors in the morning.
I told you that Chile runs off of different colors.
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| This week I have spent a loooot of time on the bus - over 20 hours in total. |
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| I dozed the whole time, otherwise I just feel sick. |
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| Construction and houses- Almost all of Chile is under some type of construction or another. |
Chile also has a lot of foreigners. I think it is almost 20 percent of the population here, but you should look it up. Chile has a very stable economy, and so it is expanding well.
So the other day we were visiting Leslie, and she showed us this stove that her boyfriend's grandfather made.
It is a solid copper, wood burning water heater. I had never seen one before, so I had to take a picture. Copper is really common here in Chile. It is used to make everything. It was especially used in old things.
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SO you see this window here. It has an excellent story.
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| Here my companion is modeling. |
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| Here is my companion with the person who added slips to her dresses. |
Spiritual thought
The
doing changes the being. We had a whole conference about it. Pay attention what you are doing. Where is your time spent? What goals have you set? Is your time spent on your priorities? Where are your spiritual goals lying in your life?
Elder Aidukaitis said,
Elder Aidukaitis said,
"... If we are
sincerely seeking the truth, we will do all in our power to find it,
which can include reading the scriptures, going to church, and doing our
best to keep the commandments of God. It also means that we are willing
to do God’s will when we find it."
I invite you to think about the things you are doing,
and how that affect who you are.
Love,
Hermana Bowman
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