Current location: 416 SW 79th street
suite 210
Oklahoma City, OK
73139

Monday, June 16, 2014

First Emails from Oklahoma!!!!

Dear Fam!

My welcome to OK was great. The Mission Pres, sister Walkinhorst and the APs all came to welcome us off the plane. There were 7 sisters who came from the Provo MTC and 3 elders who came from the Mexico MTC. We had orientation and got to see our bikes. Then we stayed the night at the mission home. The next morning we went to the church where transfers take place and got to meet our trainers. My new companion is Sister Stewart (I promise to send pics of everything soon). She is from Roy, UT and has been out for 7 months. She reminds me a little of Mads :} hehe. Anyway, I have gotten lots of hugs from the sisters and it is awesome!! All of my luggage arrived with me so I was really happy about that :}

I have all of the necessary things to keep my teeth clean, just for you mama ;}

We are in an apartment in an area called Quail Creek. It is about 35 mins north of Oklahoma City. It is a suburb to OKC and it is pretty big. It is a one room, one bathroom, on kitchen apartment and it is home sweet home out here haha. We are in a car area unless we run out of miles... then we start biking. But we walk a lot when we go out tracting. WHICH sister Stewart made me do on my 1st day out haha. She is so awesome though. We get along really well. 

I am near OSU I believe.... but all the houses are split, meaning they cheer one both teams haha. We shop at Wal-Mart.  I have eaten out at a place called Broms and it is really good. It's a fast food restaurant and it kinda reminds me of In-'n-out but much better and less greasy.  On P-day we study, clean our apartment, do our laundry in the apartment (cuz we have a washer and dryer in the apartment), go to the library and write emails, go shopping for food and necessities, then to the church where we play sports of all kinds, then shower and get ready at the apartment, go eat food at a members house and then tract for the rest of the night :} it is a busy day haha. 

I am glad that you guys are doing well. I can Definitely feel your prayer for me.

Which reminds me. Yesterday we were at a members house (the Olsens) eating Father's Day dinner (HAPPY FATHER'S DAY DADDY!) and before we left we left them with a message. But this was no ordinary message. We asked them to do a short but sweet prayer for me and Sister Stewart to go out and see miracles. So they prayed and with their faith combined with ours, Sister Stewart and I went tracting for an Hour of Power. It was amazing!!! We prayed with 6 people, gave pass-a-long cards to 13 people and got a return appointment from a man named Jay! Sister Stewart and I decided that we would do Hour of Power every week now haha.

This mission is hard but so fun at the same time. I hope everything is going well for you in alpine :}

We may or may not have had an earthquake last night haha. Just so you know :}

Love you guys TONS!



Love sister Meagan

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3101 Nw 150 st
Apt 35 G
Oklahoma City, OK
73538

Here is my address :}
OH I forgot to tell you about what happened on Tuesday of last week when I was at the Presidents house..... BUENO CALLED!! He wasn't going to be able to go to transfers because he wasn't being transferred but he called the President's house to talk to me and tell me how excited he was that I was here! Is that not the craziest thing in the world! President was joking about it all night and into the morning as well.... so weird. He is like dad. But, most of his jokes are not funny haha. He is super nice and always puts the need of others before his own. He is so awesome!!
Anyway... Love you soooooo much!!

Love Sister Meagan :}

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