So there is this roller coaster in Disney World called Expedition
Everest. It's one where you go up this steep hill slowly, like many
do--building up anticipation, then it drops and you're going super fast
and it's a thrill. Then when you start to think you're getting the hang of
it, you're all of a sudden in a dark cave and a Yeti jumps out! Then the
rest of the roller coaster you're going backwards, mostly in the dark.
It's one of my favorite rides.
Well this roller coaster is a simile of my week:
A mission really is an interesting thing, and life is the same.
Where we're on this ride that we were super excited to come on, even
though we knew there would be sharp turns, unexpected drops, time in the
dark going backwards, and a million emotions in between.
Golfing on P-Day with ward members |
I want to include a couple conference quotes that really hit home for me this week:
"Some of you may at times have cried out in your suffering,
wondering why our Heavenly Father would allow you to go through whatever
trials you are facing...
"Our mortal life, however, was never meant to be easy or
consistently pleasant. our Heavenly Father knows that we learn and grow
and become refined through hard challenges, heartbreaking sorrows, and
difficult choices, Each one of us experience dark days when our loved
ones pass away, painful times when our health is lost, feelings of being
forsaken when those we love seem to have abandoned us. These and other
trials present us with the real test of our ability to endure." -Thomas
S. Monson
"In reality, the best way to help those we love- the best way to
love them- is to continue to put the Savior first." -D. Todd
Christofferson
I add my testimony to these wonderful men that God knows what He's
doing. He lives, He is aware of us, and He has provided a way for us to
never feel alone through our Savior, Jesus Christ. God's plan is
perfect.
I love you humans x32532
Xo, Sis. Chels D.
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