Why do you need foot surgery?
And
why on earth did Sam drive next door to go through the drive through
when it would literally have been easier and quicker to walk?
Well,
this week was long. We did a lot of finding, and, unsurprisingly, found
a lot of investigators, including a family of five! We even found a
bunch of less-active families. The biggest problem we've faced is
remembering where they live! We've done a whole lot of walking and
running around trying to find new people, which did work. There's a lot
of new people to work with, which is completely different from India.
There, we had a million less-actives, but not many investigators. Here,
it's flipped.
Anyway, our Saturday night and
Sunday were extra weird. Our bishop texted us late Saturday night,
around 8, asking us to speak at sacrament meeting. All 3 speakers. Yep.
As he put it, "In the last 2 weeks, there have been 2 deaths in the
family, and my mind has been occupied with other things. Can you give
all the talks in sacrament meeting tomorrow?" That was...interesting.
Four missionaries: 3 talks: one hour. I spoke on the Restoration. The
real exciting part was when one of our less actives appeared at church
for the first time in forever!
Not too much
else happened during the week, unfortunately. We have been figuring out
the area, and I have been learning Tagalog. That's still going slowly,
but I'm learning. Mostly, I'm memorizing phrases from the lessons.
That's about the news of the week. See ya!
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