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  • Last week Sister Chen taught me how to say "I like your _____ (camera, t-shirt, hat, etc)" in Chinese so I could say it to guests. So I told this lady on our Mandarin tour that I liked her hat. She was so surprised. She loved that I spoke to her in Chinese, because she didn't speak any English. So the lady GAVE ME HER HAT! How nice is that? I'm attaching pictures.
  • I attended a baptism for some people I taught and took around Temple Square! They are Burmese refugees (ages 13 and 15), and they are the first in their family to decide to be baptized. Sister Leilua (a Samoan sister) and I sang some hymns during the baptismal service and she harmonized so beautifully. It was nice to do that. Pictures attached.

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