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Escaped the MTC Twice (Not Click-Bait) - MTC Week 4

Hola everyone!

To explain my subject line, let's just say that the Lord works in some REALLY mysterious ways.  This Sunday I ~may or may not~ have had a breakdown for a solid hour because I just wanted to go outside so bad.  I prayed that I would get over myself, and a few hours later my comp started feeling sick... because it was a Sunday, none of the doctors were at the MTC, so we got to leave the MTC and get driven to the InstaCare at the hospital about a mile away!!  I would have never imagined I would actually get to leave, GOD IS SO GOOD!

Highlights:
- Escaped the MTC a SECOND TIME when we had to walk to the BYU health center to pick up a prescription for Hna Oswald!  It felt so good to walk where I used to walk every day!
- Hna O & I got assigned to be the "Technology Specialists" in our branch here, so we got to teach/get to know a new district that came into the MTC this Wednesday, which was super fun!

Pics:
- Forced our driver to take this pic to document us being in the real world!
- We love InstaCare
- My home :,)
- Our district likes drawing pics of different temples before class. We're talented ;) (ignore that Hna O spelled Ecuador incorrectly HAHA)
- Sleeping or praying?

This week we had an awesome devotional about learning the language of the Spirit, and one thing that stood out to me the most was that anything that invites you to do something good comes from the Spirit, so we should never rationalize away any feeling to do something to serve others.  I realized there are lots of times I have had the feeling to do something small for someone, but I didn't do it because of inconvenience or other reasons.  So I just invite you all to serve others, even when you don't think it will mean anything to the person!  You never know the good outcomes your actions could do for someone, it may just be an answer to someone's prayers.  Here's one of my favorite quotes:

"Remember Christ has no human body now upon the earth but yours; no hands but yours; no feet but yours. Yours, my brothers and sisters, are the eyes through which Christ’s compassion has to look upon the world, and yours are the lips with which His love has to speak."

Have a great week, I love you all!!

Con todo mi amor,
Hermana Harris

Forced our driver to take this pic to document us being in the real world!
We love InstaCare
My home :,)
Our district likes drawing pics of different temples before class. We're talented ;) (ignore that Hna O spelled Ecuador incorrectly HAHA)
Sleeping or praying?

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