Reaching out With Love

Hello everyone!
It's been a pretty low key week. I haven't had a whole lot of energy and have felt tired all the time, so it made it more difficult to do things, but we did anyways haha! But first, with this being 9/11 I would like to say how grateful I am to live in this country. I am humbled at the people who have sacrificed their lives so we could live in the comfort we do now. May we all pray and thank God for them today

 HIGHLIGHTS

 1. On Monday we had a Labor Day picnic and Eric came! It was so awesome! There was good food, good people, and a whole lot of softball! Apparently, I have an unknown talent and it's that I'm good at softball. Anyways, Eric had a ton of fun and he fit right in with everyone!
 2. We went out Knocking with Sister Pratt and were looking for a potential, who's house number we couldn't find. So we knocked on these apartments and no one answered, and then all of the sudden three doors in a row we knocked opened the door at the same time! Haha so we all were talking to different people, it was crazy and really funny haha
 3. Sister Finau made a tongan drink called otai! It was very yummy, made with watermelon, coconut and some other unidentified things but it was good
 4. We were walking one day and a man stopped us and said, "do I know you?" we were like ummmm no. Then he said "I'm Just kidding, but you must be with he Latter Day Saints because you're the happiest girls I've ever seen!" it was so sweet!
 5. We Got to go and do Service again for two nonmembers named Nancy and Becky and it was awesome. They were so grateful and really needed the help. It makes me heart so happy when we can serve others
 6. We had planned to help Sister Benjamin do yard work again, but she wasn't home. So we secretly pulled all her weeds and mowed. I hope it brightened her day! That's about all I have for this week. Kind of a short one! I love you all and am grateful to know all of you. My prayers are going out to you, as well as all those who have been affected by recent natural disasters. May god bless them. Until then, Ofa Atu!