Smoke Spaghetti

Sister Richardson's Super Split Seconds

As of today, I've been a missionary for 8 months! Serving a mission has challenged me beyond comprehension, but I wouldn't trade any of the hard because it's allowed me the opportunity to walk with my Savior. I truly can't think of a better way to spend my time!

We are so busy every single day! Sister Morrill and I have the same brain, so it's been an absolute riot tackling Annandale together.

As I mentioned last week, I'm back in the city, so guess what that means? The ghetto content is BACK! This week's highlight revolves around having to eat lukewarm spaghetti in a less than ideal situation. Just imagine hoards of cigarette butts, ashes, crushed beer cans, dog fur, and a deep stench of smoke permeating everything and everyone. 10/10 do not recommend.

I've always known that we need to have faith in God, but these last 8 months have given me a whole new understanding of what faith is and the power it can bring into our lives. I've seen time and time again that it's not our circumstances, level of knowledge, or even our age that determines our ability to receive a look into heaven. The only determining factor for miracles is our personal level of faith. If we ask Heavenly Father in faith for help, He will always work miracles on our behalf. With this in mind, where are you at in your faith journey, and how can you build your faith to be more trusting in God?

I hope you have the best week!

xoxo,
Sister Richardson







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