this week was transfers and so I had to say goodbye to my beloved sistah terry but said hello to sister willy! actually her name is sister willardson but no one can pronounce it so we all just call her sister willy! I love her! She can just about quote every movie she's ever seen so we get along quite well!!
But back to when my girl Sistah Terry was here! On Monday we went to the Blue Bell Factory with Sister Jones and ahhh so awesome! For all of yall who don't know what Blue bell is, it's like the best ice cream ever and it's like only in the south! Everyone and their mother LOVE blue bell! I've seen towels at people's homes that say "all i need is a little bit of blue bell and a whole lot of Jesus" Like blue bell is religion here! So we went there in a town im not even going to try to spell but it was fun and i got a comfort color blue bell shirt and if you know the south, that's southern right there! i love it!
Tuesday we just went around saying goodbye to all our fav people before Sistah Terry had to go and it really opened my eyes to when one day I will have to say goodbye to cute little Alex City and I am NOT ready for that! so grateful that i get to be here a little longer and serve around these wonderful people that much more!
Sister Willardson and I have been doing a lot of tracting and we felt as if we needed to be on this one road by the church. We had been super bashed on it and I was scared to go back but we knew it was because there was a family we needed to find! So we went house to house and everyone just told us to go away and we were like, "not today satan!" so we kept tracting and we found the cutest family ever that only speaks spanish and in our broken spanish and their broken english we talked to them for quite a bit, just standing on their porch and the whole family in the doorframe. And it sounds crazy but Sister Willy and I both had this undeniable impression that this was the family that we were suppose to meet and that we will teach them one day! So we are now in the process of learning spanish! Wish us luck and pray for us!
Our zone is trying to be healthy and so now we are doing the Paleo diet, or the caveman diet and Sister Willy and I are dying but yet doing great at the same time. Apparently we try to stay away from carbs too, so yay! ps that was a sarcastic yay but i am excited to see what happens!
Had a Family Home evening at the Smith's home with Brenda and we watched the Restoration video and it was amazing! the spirit was so strong and powerful and ahh! I just love being a missionary! and we also had pound cake! In which we found out that it is called that because there is a pound of sugar in it a pound of butter in it and so on and so on. Did yall know that? Because we didn't! We think that it's probably not in the Paleo diet food list hahah
Funny Story Time!!
Met someone yesterday who tried to convince us that the Queen Elizabeth and everyone that is in "power" is actually descendants of the angels that followed satan. and in the middle of this huge long story he stops and says, "group hug" and just hugs both of us. Sister Willy and I were just like Huh? but he was already awkwardly hugging us and we just got out of it as fast as we could. and then he continued on about how God and Jesus are more than just 2 and they're actually a they meaning plural and on and on and on. It was awesome!
Gave cute little kids stickers and as they were riding away on their scooters they were yelling, "Run away from the PoPo! Run away from the PoPo!" hahah
Sister Willy almost fell in a ditch while backing me out of the Smith's driveway! Always a good time backing people up! Because remember the dead possum?? yay me too!
Ate some pizza and then found out pizza is a carb. Oops! Guess that's not part of our diet hahah
Well that's all folks! Just keeping it real here in Alex City! Ps we check our mailbox everyday so ya just gonna throw that in there! But anyways I hope that yall have a blessed week!
(her address is: Sister Kaia Kennedy, 1508b Stonehenge Dr., Alexander City, AL 35010)
Love,
Sister Kennedy
Saying Good-bye to Sistah Terry