Well, February 2 came, and there was still snow here, so I'm taking that as a sign that winter will continue onwards. Had an ice storm on Sunday night, which really only left soft ice sheets all over the city. There are some more storms predicted later, but so far the city hasn't seen anything too bad.
Went and got a second journal this morning, as I am nearly through with the one I got before my mission, starting it the night of my setting apart. I have almost seven months of my life in 200 pages thus far. I have written in it every night without fail. Guess where I got my new one? Only the world's largest Barnes and Noble bookstore! It's five floors of books, games, and other things. Elder Aston said he could spend months in there, and I'm sure Brooke could spend even longer!
I have really nothing else to talk about. The work is still dragging on, and investigators are still hard to reach. The thing I am noticing is my ability to see God's hand in my life and in the work is improving. There has been more than one time this past week where God has reminded me that He is in control of this work, and I am but a simple tool in spreading His message of happiness. It's been truly remarkable to see this.
Love you all, and hope for the best.
Elder Ryan Turner
New York New York North Mission
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