Helloooooo!
This week was suuuuper crazy, so
let's see if i can remember everything that happened - always a struggle. First
off, I've been out for officially 102 days, so that's super weird. Loving life
though, I'm pretty sure I've never been so blessed. Now what did we do this
week... We had some super cool exchanges! One pro of Elder Laney being the
District Leader is that I get to do an exchange with every elder in the
district while he goes with their companions. We did two this week, and that
was a huge blast. I got to go on one with Elder Seaman, a fellow bleu in his
first transfer, and we got super lost, which was great haha. In other news, we
have two new amis this week! Regine is an old investigator who is super nice
and a big talker, so we have that one in common. We should be seeing her
regularly, so hopefully that goes well. We are also officially seeing Felina
twice a week, so that's sick! We get to teach her at the University de
Burgogne, so that's a weird flashback to college every time we go for a lesson.
Steve is becoming more and more interested, and we have high hopes for him! All
in all pretty cool. One highlight of the week: we're all planned and set for
Poe's baptism next week! Aaaaahhh! We have zone conference next thursday, Poe's
marriage the next day and the baptism on saturday! So so so so excited! Then
the temple is being consecrated the week after that! So many blessings, it's a
little crazy! What else happened... We had some good mangezvous with members,
and a killer CP (Counseil de paroisse - Ward council), and i realized that
we've probably got the best ward in all of France, so that's awesome. Transfer
day is coming up super quick. Elder Laney is finishing his mission, so I'll be
picking up a new companion that week, so apologies in advance if I email that
wednesday instead of monday (not for a couple weeks though). That's about I can
remember as far as what happened. We've been trying to remember to do that
Addler challenge every night. I've also been reading in John every personal
study as well as memorizing the Living Christ, and I really feel like my
appreciation for our Savior is growing. I love the mission! It's hard sometimes
(like when you're totally lost on a bleu's exchange in a sketchy area and it's
cold and everyone's mean and no one speaks english), but there's always a
positive (I got to get to know my area better, learn more french, hang out with
an awesome new missionary, and build character). I love love love being out
here!
Elder Suisse
Pics:
The Chouette of Dijon
Elder Laney and I rocking our new
hair cuts
The Crest of Dijon
Us at the Cuisiat's (always a party!)
(p.s. the twins in the last pic David says remind him of his brothers...like crazy lots!)
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