This week had a lot in it.  We got the transfer call and I am actually headed to Greely to be in the Greely 5th Spanish Branch.  I'm excited to leave the small town of Yuma and finally be in a city.  Another pinnacle moment (and a little more spiritual) was in our district meeting this last Friday.  It was like a normal meeting, we laughed a bunch and didn't discuss much until the person sharing the message (or training) started talking.  It was on spiritual promptings and how we need to use and constantly have the spirit.  It was good and we ended with having all of us one by one share their conversion story.  Some of us in the room were converts, some raised in the gospel, some raised in the gospel but fell away for a while.  We all had different experiences that led us to be in the church and on missions.  When it was my turn I talked about the moments I had growing up and all throughout my mission so far.  Moments that gave me the chance to grow my testimony.  I talked about when I was 13 and visited the Sacred Grove with my family.  I could feel the spirit so strong and understand why its so important for us to share our testimonies.  It was a great experience for me and all of my district.  One last thing that happened was at church when they asked me to "share my testimony"  (take up time)  And I always think that I can come up with something from my seat and then relay that but I don't.  Its not what comes out in the end.  Its what I need to say that is spiritually prompted.  And I wasn't nervous.  Which is strange, I don't seem to get too nervous anymore.  I love this Gospel and what it does for me.  Thank you for being the few who still care to read my blog!  I care about all of you and wish you a happy and productive week.

Over looking Wray with the comp.

Classy me in black and white 

 A rolling turd in Yuma, brings back memories...

My thrift store obtained trench coat.  Its funny because most of our service is at thrift stores and the sweet old ladies always give us stuff. 

 The bird we saved on P-Day.  Well it ended up dying a few minutes later...  but we moved it out of the road when it couldn't fly.

Tracking!