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"one small voice"

Hello hello dearest family and friends, etc

 How is life? This week has been FULL of things to share, courtesy of transfers. Unfortunately, many of those things will not be shared today also because of transfers. We gotta go down to The Dalles for groceries. Yep, that's right folks, your dear Sister Shuldberg is now residing in the one and only Goldendale, Washington!! if you recall, this is where she and her companion Sister Fleming went for a baptism in February. Now she will be working with the people she met that day!

 Okay, so leaving Ephrata after being there for 6 months was super hard. But transitioning into Goldendale was way smooth because I've met people here already. And I love it and them.  

 So, Sister Glover is my new companion. She's from Orem, Utah and "she's fabulous, she likes to exercise, she's lactose intolerant, and she's super fun". That's what she wants you all to know about her. I want you to know that she really is the greatest. She loves the people in Goldendale(affectionately referred to by many as "old and stale") and we already are working really well together. One of my fave things about her is that no matter what is happening or what we may have just been talking about, anytime she says a prayer, she has the softest, most reverent voice. Essentially, she prays like a child in terms of how humble and trusting she is. I love her.

 I love you all as well!
Sister Shuldberg

 p.s. the subject line is from a 6 year old boy teaching us how to sing in sign language and he did those same three words probably 23 times :) best part of that day truthfully.





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