Janice: yall I aint neva in a million years thought I'd live in'a contree of Mis-sippi with a bunch'a cows as neighbors. Me: Gurl, I'm with ya. (hug)

Not a whole lot to report this week! Sister Nash got sick again.. Our Sunday dinner appointment forgot to let us know that they've had a stomach flu going through their family. At least we knew exactly what she caught when she thought she was dying on Wednesday :) God blessed me with a great immune system and I am so grateful!! 

I don't have a picture, but we saw Kaye this week!! She called us in a great mood, we were napping because Sister Nash was sick, and she asked us to come over. We decided it was only fair because we pushed her to go to a baptism.. And then guess what happened? We set her with a baptism date! She still has a lot of things to work through, but we all agree that if this is what she wants, she can do it! So pray for her. We sure are! She wasn't at church again and that was a bummer, but we still have high hopes. 

1. Monday we had zone p-day! Again I wish I had taken more pictures.. But we had a barbeque at the Zone Leader's apartment complex :) and then we played a hardcore game of handball, complete with several injuries. Jack Black taught me that you're not hardcore unless you live hardcore! 


2-4. We taught Britney and her mom was there! We're working on possibly maybe planning a wedding :) And her little Remmy is the cutest. He gave me a flower to put in my hair, that's allowed from a 2 year old, right?? We kept trying to get a picture of one of his silly faces but he switched to a smile at the last second over and over again. What a clown. Britney is doing well! She wasn't at church again this week, but she loves conference quotes and she is slowly but surely progressing. Also, she gave sent us home with a jar of cherry and a jar of lemon lime Koolaid Pickles. Bless her.

5. Dede had a birthdy and we threw her a little party :) Complete with a dog in a duct taped diaper. 

Thank you for all your prayers and love! I love being a missionary and pray every day that I can make some kind of difference in this world. 

Have a blessed week!! 

Sister Bartsch