| I haven't done much today except email chat with my daughter. It's been great!! |
This was a very exciting week!
We have transfers this week and I am staying in Sarajevo, Bosnia for another transfer! I am excited! My new companion is Sister Rougeau. She has been my STL for the past two transfers. She is from Arkansas. She has the voice of an angel. She has two more transfers left in the mission.
The elders: E Rasmussen is going to Zadar (and will be serving with E James, who was in the MTC with me) and E Isom will be staying with me in Sarajevo and I am stoked. E Perry will be coming to Sarajevo.
Today is our day for traveling. We left Sarajevo early this morning and drove to Banja Luka. I am here now and S Higley is on her way to Croatia. She is serving in Rijeka. AND. S Yergensen, my comp from the MTC, is serving in Banja Luka so we will have a big ol' party when we do exchanges and I am stoked.
Earlier this week we made cookies with the Newtons and the elders. It was a lot of fun. Then next day we took them around to members and people we know. We got lost (I think this is becoming a normal thing every time we get in the car). But it was a great adventure, and it was wonderful to go out and visit people in their homes.
We went out to dinner with the Newtons because E Rasmussen and S Higley were leaving, and there was a couple who was sitting next to us who were speaking French. While I love Bosnian, I have decided that I will always be attached to French as well. I love it. It just brings back such fond memories.
Yesterday our water turned off for a while. We got a text Saturday night from our branch president and our lawyer saying the water in parts of the city is being shut off from 9 to 3. We left for dinner at 5 and it still wasn't on. That gave me a little taste of what would happen if a disaster were to occur and we didn't have water. It is a good thing we have water stored up for when something like that happens. I am also very grateful for running water. VERY grateful.
I love you all lots and lots. I hope all is well!
S ljubavlju,
Sestra Locey


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