This week I leaned a little more about sin. The hard way. Why is it that we have to sin to remember how much it sucks? Why is it that we forget everyday? My [mission] trainer was amazing. I learned the most important lessons I could from her, but she had her weaknesses and vowed to be better. Well, I'm not. Saturday we got invited by members to an Asado, which is a BBQ, and an honor here. It was suppose to start at 8:30 and I thought if we had time it wouldn't hurt to drop by. So I didn't shoot down the invitation directly. Saturday night came and we didn't have time. We left our last appointment and the members started calling me like a jealous girlfriend. They were waiting for us. So we started to run over there and I called for permission to be back late. I happened to have a zone leader that doesn't ask questions and lets us do whatever we want. So we broke two rules and stayed out past 9 and went to a cena. I couldn't sleep with the guilt I felt. I told myself I won't fall into the same traps as my trainer. I didn't say no, because I was afraid of offending the members. I lead my companion into sin and I was a horrible example. It might sound dumb to some of you but it sucks when you get sucked into peer pressure. I knew it was wrong and did it anyways. Sunday morning I did all the repenting and luckily it was Sunday so I took the sacrament. I was humbled, thinking that Jesus bleed from every pore so that I could go to an Asado and eat 2 servings of ice cream. (Satan knows my weakness is ice cream). It is amazing to think that Jesus paid the price for everything...Well now you can guess how much time I have in the mission because of all the things I could write about I choose...I choose to write about sin.

El Busque de Petrificado...We paid a crap ton to go see this busque...The pictures do it justice
Felix
The sinful Asado
. Hermana Casco and her famous bike
We miss our Hannah! What a good missionary...
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