For real actually this time I
am telling you guys that I have ZERO MINUTES to write. Get ready for some mad
grammatical errors and ugly vocabulary.
SO much passed this week, and I
wish I could detail it all. For the sake of time, I will bullet point. *new
verb* “to bullet point”.
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A drunk man chased me on my bike. He proceeded
to try to bite me and also barked at me. My adrenaline was off the charts. It
was a horribly frightening moment. In my efforts to dodge the man I almost
drove into a ditch. He was very drunk, so no fears mom. I easily outran him.
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One night I drank a lot of juice at an
investigators house. The senior couple visiting with us didn’t have the guts to
finish theirs and poured it in my glass when our host was turned around. (just
kidding. I love the senior couples. they are my 3rd grandparents) I
watched with a sort of gaping horror and then finished their juice. I could
feel it sloshing around in my stomach all night. It was a new kind of pain for
me.
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One young man on the street asked me why I
talked like a gangster. Evidently I am the first missionary/gangster he has
ever encountered. Evidently I am a missionary gangster. I don’t know how to fix
this problem.
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I thought someone was stealing my bike, so I
chased them down the street. Turns out it was a member trying to fix it
for me. I looked like a borderline disturbed person but please tell me
something new.
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In our English class, a young boy asked, 'Que es
Provo?' and I lost it for twenty minutes. Where to start? I don’t think I can
answer him.
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Last night in a lesson a man told us that Jesus
Christ was a pretty nice guy. I stared at the ground for at least 10 seconds
before speaking again to ensure that I didn't erupt in laughter.
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Also K**. I wish you could all meet K**. He
hid behind us during our lesson when the police drove by. Mom--again don’t
worry. K** is solid, the police are corrupt here. We taught K** the plan of
salvation and it was so beautiful to see his reaction to learning that he was a
child of God. He's attempted suicide many times, and when he learned that he
had purpose in life...it’s a hard moment to describe but it was really
powerful.
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Also I have a lot of weaknesses and a lot of
problems. Hahah its all on the table now. But I read this scripture. And
I know that faith is real...and so is Christ. And faith can be so hard to
maintain...but without it, God can do nothing for us. I am so grateful for
Christ--I know He will change me and make my weaknesses my strengths. I am
grateful for weaknesses because they help me be humble! They help me understand
the Savior.
27 And if men come unto me I will show unto them their aweakness. I bgive unto men weakness that they may be humble; and my cgrace is sufficient for all men that dhumble themselves before me; for if they humble themselves before me, and have faith in me, then will I make eweak things become strong unto them.
27 And if men come unto me I will show unto them their aweakness. I bgive unto men weakness that they may be humble; and my cgrace is sufficient for all men that dhumble themselves before me; for if they humble themselves before me, and have faith in me, then will I make eweak things become strong unto them.
love,
Sista Hirschi
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