Hey guys,
Yea I guess I come home in less than 6
months now and it is kind of sad. They say home is where the heart is
and mine seems to be split in two. It will be just like leaving home all
over again when I head to my other home.
I am working on getting my birthday package. The government has it in customs so I am about to take em down.
Sounds
like Dad is enjoying the "Retired" life. I always liked fishing but
only when it was easy. I was never one to wait for an hour without a
nibble. The best part was just being there though.
It
sounds like everyone had fun at Silverwood! I can't even remember the
last time I went there. I remember when Aaron used to work their but
that is about it. Wait! We went there when we were there for state. But
it was Halloween.
I hope they (our plans to add on to our house) get approved! Are the plans you have now the same ones you sent a little earlier?
Elder
Kelley (I connected with Elder Kelley's mom) is indeed in my zone and we get along great. He is a really good
musician and 2 weeks ago we sang Hallelujah together. The Kelley's are
pretty much the best.
I am sure Dad is having tons of fun. Fishing in the great lakes is a pretty cool experience.
9
o'clock church is pretty good (our ward just switched buildings and meeting time to 9:00). My ward right now starts at 8 and that is
like pushing it but we have 2 showers in our house so it is a lot
easier. My shower is cold (hehehe) though but I enjoy it.
I have not seen Elizabeth (my aunt) in a really long time but I sure do miss her! I love her house. That is a very well located house.
Our
investigators are doing well. If we work really hard we should have 4
investigators with baptismal dates. I will keep you updated on that!
This
week we had splits with 2 district leaders. I was with Elder Guerrero
from Chile and Elder Choque from Peru. They are both great missionaries
and I was happy to work with them for a day each. Elder Choque has a
pretty thick Peruvian accent so sometimes I didn't understand what he said
but I was not the only one so I didn't feel so bad. With both of them we were able to find new investigators and teach some good progressing ones as well.
With
Elder Guerrero I went to his area which is like the most dangerous part
of Cali. On the local radio station they have an hourly death count of
just that part of Cali. When I was there at 5pm it was up to 14 that
day. It is a great part of town. (YIKES!)
We taught
this 35 year old lady that could not stop looking at me. I would be
teaching and looking away and she would stare at me and then compliment
my eyes. We would ask her questions and she wanted to sound smart so she
would just say whatever came to her mind but she had no idea what she
was talking about. She mentioned "Moses and the ark" more than once. I
was so ready to leave.
Anyways, it was a good week. I hope everyone had a good week! I love you all!
Con amor,
Elder Reese
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