Week 22: Relic of Power

 Hello everyone!!

I hope everyone had a fun and safe Halloween! As some of you know, Halloween is my least favorite holiday of the whole year so I'm kind of glad it's over. But we did have a pretty good time down here in Klamath--all the Sisters dressed up as Elders. Now that Sisters can wear pants all we had to do was add a tie and boom, obedient Halloween costumes! We also carved some pumpkins during District Council, so that was pretty fun! 


This week was just another week of Facebook Finding! And I am telling you, you meet the most interesting people sliding into their DMs. This one guy I was messaging sent me the prologue to the first book in his ten book fantasy series (relic of power) so that was pretty neat. I guess if this guy becomes famous I can say I read his book before anyone else did:)

I also realized that tomorrow marks FIVE MONTHS of me being a missionary!! Time really flies. Even though these last months have not been quite what I was expecting from my mission, I wouldn't want to change it one bit! I have learned so much from my time here in Klamath, and even though I still hope to make it to Brazil, I can't imagine my mission without the OEM:)

Love you all and I hope you have the best week!! Let me know if there is anything I can do for you!

Com todo de meu amor,
Sister Johnson

1. Repping the local high school football team 
2. Sister Elders?
3. The things you find on FB
4. Squad up






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