Something about sister v. She was baptized when she was fourteen. Her sister, who i think is three or four years older, and a couple of her friends started meeting with the missionaries. Her sister and one of her friends got baptized. That one friend went on a mission and is getting married this summer. Her sister has two little girls and they are so cute. She moved across the country with her husband and he is not a member and there is not a branch in their town so she doesn't go to church anymore. And her parents aren't members at all. So she is basically the only one in her family that is active.
So we got our new boundaries so we are just trying to meet with the members and they are all really nice (well most of them). About half of them are students with young families. There's a lot of dental students and a couple medical students. Lots of tracting lately. I am surprised by how many purple doors there are. And i realized how much i like to fix doormats.
Well i had a tour yesterday that i definitely won't forget. It was a polygamous group from Idaho. There were about 30 of them and they wouldn't let us split them up to do two tours, so going from room to room took like ten minutes. Luckily they didn't have many of the top males (there was only one older than 16).
In the revelation room Sister V asked them if they were members or how familiar they were with the church. It's weird cause they said they had studied a lot about everything before they came and were going up to Palmyra too all in a big white school lookin' bus. They said that they were baptized members of the church and they really just loved everything. Then she asked about what the families were and they just said that they were all the posterity of one man. It felt different and weird. They were all so nice, but it sure was an adventure.