Dear Mom,
It seems as the
weather improves in Utah it also improves here in Africa. This past week we
once again were blessed with another intense rainstorm. We woke up and it was a
little over cast with some clouds, not to unusual in the morning, the clouds
tend to burn away as the day really heats up. But then out of nowhere it got
super dark and the wind come blowing in real strong. the next thing we knew
there was an intense rainstorm flooding our yard. This time we were prepared
and avoided our rooms flooding again. I'm not sure if it can be called a
blessing because it did stop us from working that day and I don't think that
really counts, but we still were happy with the storm.
I am
doing a lot better. The was one of the more happier weeks since the last
transfer and things might finally be looking good for the next little while. We
have 3 baptisms planned for this upcoming Sunday. That will make four in the
last 3 weeks which is awesome! Not much help from the ward still but we do have
some good people we are working with, the only hard thing about a few of them
is getting them to come to church. This is probably one of the hardest things
when getting someone ready for baptisms, even more challenging then helping
them understand Kolob. Elder Moyer is still learning - he is a very good kid
and I'm happy to be training him.
I was reading a history of
Elder Bay's Great grandfather who at the age of 17 or 18 ran away from home and
worked from a railroad-man, miner, river-man, logger(lumberjack), and rancher
in Canada. It sounded so awesome and fun and made me wish I'd been born a
hundred years earlier. And it really inspired me to think about doing this. Also
I was thinking a lot on some things grandpa said before I left. He was talking
about extended family in Montana and how he might be able to get me a job up
there....maybe with the forest service. I could go and live up there during the
summer after I got back. So maybe next time you see him or grandma, test out
how possible that would be.
You guys just
barley put gas in the black Suburban? Man it sat there for a long time (almost
6 months.) Kierra did tell me she doesn't want to drive it, which I'm fine
with. How is the new garden space going in the backyard? I have been thinking
of putting in a garden here at the apartment as well. We have a ton of room for
it, the only problem would be by the time it would start to grow I'd be
transferred.
Well I guess I'll be talking a lot with you this Sunday and then even more on Monday. What time did we decide for on Sunday? Anyways I'll save the rest for Mother’s day. In the meantime I hope all is well and let it be known that I'm not doing too bad myself. :)
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