Week 5 | Pau, France

I honestly do not even know where to begin?! My heart is so FULL. So full of gratitude and love. As I ended my emails last week I wont lie my heart was anxious and uneasy about waiting 7 days to see my beautiful new niece, but as the week went on whenever i thought about it my heart was filled with peace. Everything felt right. Opening up my emails with week and seeing pictures of Saylor Jean Low flood my inbox my heart jumped through the roof! It is so hard not to be there and hold that little angle, she is BEAUTIFUL! BUt i know she has plenty of baby sitters, she just doesnt know what she is missing yet, ill show her in about 18 months haha! I am just the proudest Aunt in the world! My 3 nieces and 3 nephews mean the world to me! I love you all so much!! 

Sorry this email might be shorter, i cant stop looking at pictures!!

I do want to share one quick story from this week though. We had exchanges with the Zone Training sisters this week, they came to Pau and were with us for saturday. I learned so much and feel so much better about the language, and Im not talking about French for once, weird huh? Im talking about the language of the Spirit. So i was with Soeur Sorensen, who goes home next week so she was full of wisdom to share and we worked really well together. We had just finished teaching a lesson in the park to a new ami Georgio and were walking out when we saw a women sittin gon the bench with her head down. We walked up to her and asked her if she was ok and she shrugged us off, we started to share a message about the Savior and she got really snappy and rolled her eyes and was telling us to stop, so we stopped. It was quiet for a second and the words "we want to pray for you" came to my mind, before i could spit them out Soeur Sorensen was saying them. This womans entire countenance changed, She relaxef and her eyes softened. We pulle dout her planners and wrote down her name then asked what she was in need of to pray for and told her we would. We started to walk away and she said "excuse moi". It was so powerful. She excused herself for being so rude and that never happens. It wouldnt have mattered if she had said that or not, that isnt the point. But it was the fact that she felt our love and our sincere care for her. It is so important to really see each person as they truly are, a child of God. I am so grateful to be here in Pau and to be a missionary! We have been blessed with so much we must always remember where our blessings come from! I love you fmaily and friends, you are in my prayers always! Have a wonderful week! 

Love Soeur Kupfer - One happy aunt!!!!!