September 24, 2018 New Bikes!

Sister Miles first day of biking on her mission. It had been a long time since she had rode a Bike.
We saw a really big spider, but you can not really tell from the picture.
We had dinner at the top of a hill that overlooks Murrieta. Sister Miles after her first bike ride.

Sep 24, 2018
Hello Family,
Last Monday I bought a new bike and we also got Sister Miles everything she needs for biking. On her first day biking I thought she was right behind me and then all of a sudden she was way back. I waited a couple of minutes and she came riding along and said she had thrown up. I did not really know what to do for her and we were in a hurry so we just kept biking.

Sister Miles was not feeling well on Tuesday so we stayed in almost all day, except for dinner. It was weird not going out, but I got a lot of studies done.

We had a big Zone Conference with Elder Bangerter of the Seventy. He knows a lot of scriptures that he can just quote. It was a good meeting and we got flu shots afterward.

We taught Angie, an eleven year old girl. She knows her family is members of the Church and wants to be too. She is really excited to learn.

We were asked to visit a lady named Marla in a Rehabilitation Facility. We went there and asked an employee where she was and she was sleeping in the common area. We decided to leave and come back later. We came back and visited her later in the day. When we first met her it did not seem like she understood who we were as missionaries and I was a little worried she was not the right lady. But we sang I Know that My Redeemer Lives and she sang along and asked us to sing it again because it is one of her favorite songs. It was cool that even though it was hard to communicate with her she was able to communicate through the song.
Love, Sister Vernon
20180921 wore the same colors to church
Yesterday we both wore pink and black to Church and everyone thought we planned it, but it was just by chance.

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