T E X A S: Thanks Chrystal and Cardiff Ward Youth

I swear, I never even know what to tell y'all about my weeks. I feel like it just started! Time is going by so fast, but it has taught me so much about taking advantage of every moment I have out here to serve full time. It is so much of a blessing to be out here, so hard, but way too fun to be considered work half the time. I cannot believe week 5 is starting of this transfer. I'm kinda terrified that if Sister Ogles leaves, I'll have no idea where anything is. Like at all. Especially with the snowstorm that just came in! It all looks the same!!

Our investigators are doing well! We had zone conference in Amarillo this week and we talked a ton about planning, and it has changed my mission. Ever since we started working on healing people rather than just teaching at them, we have seen so many cool things happen! We are finding new investigators like crazy! And most of them understand English, but prefer Spanish, so I don't have to translate at church as much:) HALLELUJAH! We are seeing people start to progress that we really never thought would! Plus, people are referring us to people that are solid, so we don't have to contact in this crazy snow. It's a good thing too, because I couldn't fix the whole in my boot until today. But like I told Cliff a little earlier, missionaries have to suffer through stuff like that so we can learn:)

I am just so grateful for all the support I'm getting from home. The youth sent me a fun package of letters this week for valentines day and all the family is just too fun when it comes to mail. People keep saying it will fade as the mission goes, but at the rate y'all are at, I'll still look like a new missionary when I go home.

Okay, I have to go. I love you all so much! Stay warm in this snow everyone (minus all you spoiled San Diego people--enjoy the perfect weather!) Sorry this email has like 0 information, but I'm keeping a journal, so you'll hear about it all eventually!

Love you all!

Peace out,

Hermana Peck