We did a small little concert for the opening of Gingerbread. FUN! |
Gingerbread opened this week!! It was so great! And super busy. For the opening we had a ribbon cutting ceremony and the Mayor of Omaha came and cut the ribbon, so that was cool!
There are SO many amazing houses there!
The exhibit our ward did is over at the Kanesville Tabernacle. I will have to get a picture of it. It was actually the race track from Wreck it Ralph! And funnily enough,
that's been the theme of my dreams for the past few nights. Kind of scary, actually. haha
Gingerbread is such a great missionary tool for us. We have Joy to the World playing in the theater on a loop and
cards that people can fill out to learn more. It's awesome! It brings so
many people in every year!
We also went on exchanges! I was with Sister Brough (pronounced
Bruff) in Loess Hills. It was SO fun! It was kind of cool because I was
talking to her about following the Spirit and learning to follow the
spirit more. We had like an hour of time and we were trying to figure
out what to do and I felt like we should go to this apartment complex.
So we drove there, and I felt like it was wrong. Then another name
popped into my mind, and we went and tried him. Nobody was home. So
then, we prayed. Another apartment complex came to my mind, so we went
there. It was kind of funny because we had planned to go there a little
bit later in the day, but for some reason I wanted to go right then, so
we went.
We tried some potentials in the complex, and I just felt to go and walk
around the building. As we were walking we saw this guy going out to his
car. He was awesome and totally interested! He took a Book of Mormon
and said that he would read it and that we could come back any time.
It reminded me so much of the "Wrong Roads" Mormon Message.
It's so amazing to me how Heavenly Father helps us to know not only
where we need to be, but he helps us to be sure that we're supposed to
be there. That's definitely how I felt that day!
For Thanksgiving this week we are either going to a member of our old bishoprics house or eating at the TC. And yep! I'm bringing a Swedish Apple pie!! I'm seriously so excited to make a pie!!! It's going to be awesome!
Also, I want to go and buy a coat today. One that's more wind
resistant. It might be kind of expensive. Maybe that
could be an early Christmas present.
Anyway,I am so grateful for my mission and for everyone who has been so supportive! Tell everyone I love them and Happy Thanksgiving!
Lucy~ I cannot believe those gingerbread houses! I wouldn't even know where to begin to make one as intricate as those! So cool to see how the seemingly little and "just for fun" things can actually be a really great missionary tool. You are so amazing and we love you so much! ~Aunt Becky
ReplyDeleteAmazing Gingerbread houses!! How cool that you can come tour them. I wish we lived close enough to come see them as a family tradition!
ReplyDeleteLove you!
Aunt Jenny