Hey family and friends!!:)
So this week we had a HUGE snow blizzard roll in!! They
said it was the biggest snow storm in DC in 10 years!!! We got over 2 feet of
snow!! They said it made history ;) haha. President Cooke had us all stay in our
apartments since Friday afternoon! On Thursday, all the missionaries had to go
out and buy extra food, candles, and blankets in case something happened!!
Haha, apparently everyone else in DC had the same idea because all the grocery
stores were so crazy and all the shelves were bare!! So insane!! Yesterday
since we couldn't leave our apartments, we got permission to have sacrament
meeting in one of the senior couples apartment in our building!! It was such a
neat experience to have 23 missionaries all in the same room partaking of the
bread and water symbolizing Christ's atoning sacrifice!:) We had a testimony
meeting after and the sweet senior couples made us all
lunch!:) This was such a neat experience! I will never
forget it! It was a huge testimony builder!:)
It was so amazing, before the
snow storm came, all the sisters in the mission got to do a session at the DC
temple! It was so incredible! The temple is such a spiritual, peaceful place! I love the
sisters in our mission!
So not too much happened this week because we were snowed
in, but it was such an incredible time to study the scriptures and to ponder on
the teachings of Christ. It was a time to refocus on our purpose as
missionaries and to think of what we can do to improve. I love President Cooke and Sister Cooke so
much! They have such a strong desire to keep all 200 of us missionaries safe
and sound. They are really neat people!
I love all you guys and am so thankful I have you all in
my life!!
Love, Sister Freeman :)
Sisters Temple Day!
Bare shelves at the grocery store!!
Sacrament Meeting at the Senior Missionaries' home in our apartment complex
Snow....
ice...
snow...
more ice and snow...
piles and piles of snow...
ditto...
and MORE SNOW!!! The blizzard of January 2016 made history!!!
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