Week of Sudden Things and Cave Point!

This week Dean, who we met on Sunday, was like, "Hey, I want to get baptized this Saturday!" Then he didn't make our appt, then he didn't get in contact with us, then he didn't even come to church on Sunday. Punk. Teaches me that just because a person thinks they are ready and they've been meeting with the missionaries for a year, does not mean they're ready.

Then Elizabeth got cleared for baptism on Wednesday and was like, "This Saturday!" and I wasn't about to get in the middle of stopping someone who is ready from getting baptized as soon as possible, but that meant we had like all of two days to prep, which is so not enough time for a baptism. But we did it, miracles occurred, we worked our tails off, and it was awesome. At long last, she has finally been able to be baptized :) And the Baker's came up! Oh, how I LOVE them!

In addition, we were stressed out all week about having to give talks in church yesterday. They went really well, actually. Now we have to give a lesson to the youth next Sunday. And I was studying it last night, and the church has totally made lesson planning easy! I love it!

Only in Wisconsin: our investigator has Dissociative Identity Disorder(also known as multiple personality disorder). Like, for reals. He called us and told us he was his own boyfriend, who he told us previously was rather controlling. It's like full-on Sybil. Only in Wisconsin. No wonder he keeps disappearing for days at a time without explanation.

We took a tour of the east coast of Door County last Monday. pictures below. It was the greatest thing ever. Today we're touring the Green Bay side of the penninsula. I love awesome members :)

In spite of being busy with a lifetime of other things, we had some really good lessons this week. We haven't seen Ron in forever, and he was really friendly toward us and is still willing to let us come back and share more. Same with Hilario. And Jennifer. Life is good.

Sister Neal