I got the package and it was wonderful thank you. The ties
are also super awesome. That black paisley is just beautiful. Also, the candy
is still treating me wonderfully.
So today was transfers and the whole mission just spun
around. I got a new comp in my current area named Elder Keck, I've only heard
good things about him so I'm excited. Also, all the elders in my house are
leaving to go down south so I'm about the inherit a ton of food and other
supplies so that should be super nice. Other than that, there is no real
information with the transfers. This week was fairly uneventful though.
One cool story that I heard this week but also really scary
was about one of the strongest members in our area. His nephew died and only a
few people from the church came to support him so he got kindof offended. We
talked to him and tried to help him get over it and he seemed fine but
apparently he told his wife that they weren't going to go to church anymore or
at least that sunday. Saturday night, he had a dream, of which I'm not positive
on the details, and woke up super really and told everyone that they needed to
get ready to go to church immediately. It's pretty miraculous how the lords
watches over his kingdom because he is a really necessary member in our
branch.
To Colin:
This past week my comp was sick one of the days so I was
able to watch all of general conference in English which was really nice. My
favorite talks were the same and I actually watched Elder Renlends talk 3 times
because it was so good. I also enjoyed President Eyring's talk in the
priesthood session and a few others. I also watched conference in portuguese
but it's just not the same, especially because it is such a headache to
understand. first of all, it's brazillian portuguese which is just a little bit
harder to understand for me, big words that no mozambiquan wound ever use and
they speak at lightning speed to keep up with the english. Some are harder to
understand than others. My favorite talk was the one of the guy who actually
spoke portuguese which I actually understood without having to really
try.
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