Ah, so many, many great things and so little time!
I've been sick for the past few days so hopefully this email is even worth a read!
Going back to me being sick... We showed up at church yesterday (which is still only 2 hours like in Greifswald) and my head was so stuffy I couldn't even think straight and to make matters worse I could hardly hear a dang thing, but for some reason I found myself sitting at the piano and accompanying in Relief Society. I had no idea what I was doing, and if I was making any mistakes, it didn't matter, because I couldn't even hear them. Then I had to sightread a song I had never heard of before... didn't even know I could do such a thing! And all of a sudden I acquired the lovely calling as RS pianist. Yeah. Don't know how, don't know why, but I'm doing it.
Halle is a beautiful, old, authentic German city with a lot of history. The weather has been so nice lately, I haven't worn tights or boots or a jacket since I got here... I even have tan lines already. There's lots for us to do here in Halle and I'm glad that I can end my mission here. I'm grateful to have Sister Egbert as a companion. I'm grateful for the amazing weather and that summer is coming. I'm grateful that I'm a missionary and that I can meet so many great people. I'm grateful for the power of prayer and the presence of a loving Heavenly Father.
I know that God has a plan for us and that everything happens for a reason. He wants to give us everything, and He knows how to do it. If we follow and obey Him and His Son, we will always be on the safe side of the line. I know it!
Sister Seamons
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