Monday, March 19, 2018 - This week was good!

MOVES CALL:  Saturday night rolls around and we get a call from the AP's at about 9:30.  "Alright Sisters, are you ready for your moves call?.....Oh hold on your zone leader is calling me."  *hangs up*  WHAT  He called back about 5 minutes later THE SUSPENSE WAS KILLER.  Sister Davis and I were literally screaming at the phone.  We were told that Sister Davis would be leaving and I would be staying in Dumbarton!  Sis Davis is whitewashing into Montrose, Scotland with SIS SCHEIB.  Love her.  I get to be with Sister Anderson.  She has been out 9 months and is from just outside San Diego, California.  She is so fun and I'm super excited for this transfer.  It will be a quick one though, only 4 weeks!

Miracles from this week:  

____, our friend that should've been baptised last transfer is amazing.  He loves studying the Book of Mormon and has read it two and a half times already.  He already knows it so well and makes all of these amazing connections with the Bible.  It's insane how much he knows.  He will be baptised on the 7th of April and his family will be there!

Our friend _____, who was previously taught by missionaries came to church yesterday.  She loved it so much and brought her 7 year old daughter with her and she loved it too!  She made all these amazing comments in gospel principles and relief society too!  ALSO EVEN MORE OF A MIRACLE:  When they walked in our bishop's 7 year old daughter said hi to ____ and _____.  THEY DO A THING CALLED BEAVERS TOGETHER (I think it's like girl scouts?)  They already knew each other and BOOM instant friends and fellowshippers.  SO COOL.  

In Oban, a man who got baptized took us to lunch and we had fish n chips for the first time my whole mission!  It was really sweet of him.  After that Sister Davis was feeling sick again, so we went back to the house for the rest of the day.  I did a lot of studying and we were able to watch Mormon Messages on the senior couple's laptop.  One, was so crazy!  It was on keeping the Sabbath Day holy and we watched it and it showed a family walking into church together.  We watched it and then in unison we yelled, "IS THAT THE GALLACHERS?!?!?!?"  We went back and it was a family in our ward walking into our chapel!!!  It was so strange to see people we knew IN OUR AREA in a Mormon Message!  

Our St. Paddy's day was spent visiting some people, teaching, finding, etc.  We had no celebrations.  The country didn't really celebrate either.  The missionaries in Ireland had to be in before 6.  The best part of St. Paddy's day was definitely our DA.  It was with a Sister in our ward from America and she got your recipe for chicken noodle soup!  It was GOOD.