Legos, New Investigators, And A New Friend

Hello my amazing listeners!

The past two weeks have honestly been amazing. My companion Tsolmon and I have been completely booked, having lessons back to back and trying to fit in new referral meetings. We are so happy for all the work we have here!

Last Monday, we started with about 60 referrals, and I'm happy to say we are all done. Our amazing elders took some of them to help with our load, but they did get done.

This past week, I came down with a nasty viral infection and a horrible cough. I still have the cough, which absolutely sucks, but I am feeling a lot better.

We were able to meet with so many people as well. We had two investigators that we met with this Sunday, and they both had really spiritual dreams. One of the investigators dreamed about Joseph Smith's First Vision. This was really cool.

I was able to say hi to my 9-year-old brother for his birthday, which was awesome!

One other investigator of ours had like 12 yellow dots. Our church here in Mongolia runs ads for interested people to click on and fill in their phone number so we can call. She clicked the ad 12 separate times. We were able to clear up that mess and meet her. Her kids were so rowdy that I had to distract them by building Legos with them while my companion taught.

All in all, it was not a bad lesson.

I love you all,
Sister Vestel

P.S. Here are all the pills I have to take for my health.

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