Church was an adventure today! For the first time ever we go
to church with no problems! We only had to take two tubes and a train instead
of three tubes, a train or two, and a bus. Only three of us ended up going
because everyone else wanted to go to the Jubilee celebration. For those of you
who don’t know this year is the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee which means she has
been on the throne for 60 years. The only other time that this has happened is
when Queen Victoria was on the throne, so it’s kind of a big deal. Anyways, we
got to church and another girl and I went up to primary. None of the other
leaders showed up so it was just us two. At first we thought we were going to
be pretty ok because we only had three kids, but not for long! Eight more kids
came for primary and five or six more for nursery. Between the two of us we had
to sit and watch all the kids, do sharing time, singing time, the classes and
make sure the nursery kids weren’t crying or running out of the room. I ended
up taking the nursery kids in the other room because they were way too
distracting to the other kids in the primary. The other girl got left with the
rest of the primary kids. I was in the other room with about five two year
olds, but in the class room next
door she was breaking up fist fights and attempted chokings. Luckily, my friend
Lauren came up about halfway through and helped us out. By the time we got to
Sacrament meeting we were exhausted. Testimony meeting was wonderful. A few
people even got up and said how much their kids loved coming to Primary which
made us all feel a little bit better. We were all so glad we went though,
because we knew that they really needed us.
I can’t believe how fast the time has gone! I only have
about a week and a half left hear in London. I have gotten so used to being
here. I know how to get around anywhere, which museums are best, how to sleep
with earplugs, the best places to eat, how to share a bathroom with fourteen
girls, and the closes gelato places to the center. This has been such a great
experience; I have loved it.
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