5 missionary food groups

We've been having a little too much fun lately. Most of it has to do with Elf quotes and "You might a Sister Missionary if....." jokes

I try to eat a balanced mission diet. We have the 5 missionary food groups. Siu Mai (street food, processed fish in little pasta cups, sooooo good), dumplings, rice, oatmeal, and bakery bread.

I got a full 45 minutes of rest!!

If your favorite thing is talking to people about religion

If you speak some weird alphabet language, RC, LA, MLC, NRMPI, ZL, STL

If people ask you how many prayers you say in a day and you need several minutes to count

If you can transition ANY topic into the gospel

If you walk up to people smoking and ask if they need help quitting

If you can spend 2 minutes talking in an elevator with someone, and then worry about them all day

If you speak fluent Chinglish

If you know the location of every bakery and public bathroom within a 3 mile radius 

        *bonus point if you know the prices of every bakery and which bathrooms are cleanest*

If you are always on the lookout for shoes that are comfy/cute/and cheap

If you always give up on shoes that are comfy AND cute AND cheap and just pick 2 of them

If people often ask "Is that your only outfit?"

You might be a Sister Missionary!!!

This week we have been focusing on new investigators. Which means so much finding!!! Good stuff. We're trying to spend as little time on the streets as possible, but it's inevitable. So far I think that all of the good contacts have been people out walking their dogs. There's just something about dog people I guess #Dogs>Cats

I may or may not have had an entire tube of super glues exploded my hand........

​I got ice cream and tried all the weird flavors. In order of best to worst

Lychee (too good!!!)

Ginger (surprising good)

Black Sesame (decent. Mostly I just wonder how many sesame seeds they had to use)

Sea Salt (made me want to puke)

Seriously though, what was I thinking trying sea salt ice cream? It was terrible!

Yesterday in sacrament meeting we had a lot of members go up and talk about they are so thankful for their missionaries giving up so much to teach them the gospel. It's always such a pick me up of the reminder the difference the gospel can make in a life. Then a teenager went up and said "I was born in the church, but my parents are my missionaries" It just hit me, and my eyes got really sweaty really fast. I don't have much time left to finish this email (what else is new) but my parents mean the world to me. I can't believe all of the love and patience and light that they have poured into my life. Whatever good in my life is due to my parents -- earthly and heavenly. Whatever bad in my life is honestly probably my fault, and probably from not listening to them. It's time to go, so I'll be fast

I love my parents. They're the best parents anyone could have

My Heavenly Father loves me even more than they do somehow

He and Christ are always on my side, fighting for what's best for me

Weekly Challenge : Thank you parents through service, and thank your Heavenly Father through prayer :)

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Love

Sister Hugo

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