I don't have a whole ton of time today, but I will write a little something that happened this past week.
The
biggest thing is that Ashley checked himself into rehab which is
awesome! I'm way glad that he is trying to stop drinking. He was also in
church yesterday, which was solid. He is a great guy, and I'm sure that
he will be able to get out of this hole again.
Yesterday
we also played pingpong with Frank. That was loads of fun, and my
countless hours of playing pingpong before my mission finally paid off! I
always knew there was a purpose. I smoked all of them. Then we had a
very good lesson with him about baptism and more of what it means to
become a member of the church, and why we do get baptized. We also
talked about priesthood authority and how we need it so that the
baptismal requirements won't change, and that it will be acceptable to
God always.
After that, we ate with Maria who
is going to the States for a while leaving on Tuesday. Hopefully you
will get to meet her, she is super nice and has done a ton for our
family history. I will let you know if she wants to go down there and
just say hi. I know that she will be spending quite a bit of time in
Utah.
I gave an awesome fistbump handshake
thing to a crazy drunk guy. That was one of the most amazing experiences
on my mission hahahaha. He held out both of his fists right before I
left, and so I shrugged my shoulders then had a great fist bump. Then he
lifted his hands and dropped them down like a rainbow, so I gave him a
down low, then we reversed it. It was one of those moments where I was
just reading his mind and it was the most fluid thing ever. He was way
happy after it happened. Good ol' crazy drunk people.
We
are still meeting with Roy, although he is still talking all the time
when we go. Super nice though. But we are hoping to be able to finally
answer some of his questions, as long as he gives us enough time to say
something.
We played a prank on Elder Walch.
We were all waiting to get a letter that tells us when we will be going
home. (March 24th) and so Elder Ludlow and I made a fake letter for him
and planted it in the mail box. He was so sad for like 20 minutes until
we finally told him. It was amazing.
We also
got to meet with Inger again, and this time we brought a member with. I
love Inger so much, but when we were giving the spiritual thought,
Daniella (the member) would not stop laughing just because Inger kept
reading when we wanted to say something. Typical lessons with members
haha. Inger talks a lot, but she is just a super funny Grandma type
person. When I first sat down this time she was just like "It's gonna be
sad when you leave Elder Swan, no one will know me like you do." It was
cute. I broke her pitchfork and shoe horn... so she will probably
remember me haha.
That's just about it. Love you all, keep the faith.
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