Dear everyone,
This week was very strange. I
went to the mission home and slept there Tuesday night and flew to Utah
on Wednesday. There were all kinds of funny stories. Everyone was
really excited for me thinking I was going home, then when we landed in
Salt Lake there was nobody waiting for me at baggage claim hahaha, A
lady even let me use her cell phone to make a couple calls. Pretty
awkward. Also when Josh dropped me off at the MTC they didn't
understand very well where my companion was hahaha. Good times. Well
with all that and missing my flight back to McAllen, it was pretty fun.
It was great to see some family and 4 buddies that already were home
from their missions (Jared, Rem, Luke, and Josh). It was super weird
and I might have gotten a little trunky (don't worry I'm already back
and focused... haha) It didn't really feel like home there as I haven't
even been there in 2 years and I lived in Provo for a year. It was
really weird to be honest haha- McAllen feels much more like home these
days.
Other than the trip, this week was pretty uneventful. We had a
bunch of good investigators at church and hopefully we'll be baptizing 3
next Sunday (The Almeida family- Barbara, Deborah, and Oscar). We
still have a lot to teach them, but they're great.
Oh! Other exciting moment of the week was when we went to go talk
to our investigator and she was outside watering her grass, so we went
up and were talking when all of a sudden Elder Vance saw a
tarantula!!!!!!! ahhhh!! haha- it was big and ugly and weird, but we
killed it and threw it in the road haha.
Anyways, that pretty much sums up everything. Just trying to get
back into missionary mode, it has just all been so weird with all the
different circumstances I've been in, I can't imagine how it is for the
people that live down here that have to serve here- it'd be hard to get
in "missionary mode." But it is good, and I have learned a lot of
things. I now see how great the MTC is at preparing you, but also the
Lord has helped prepare me to come back as well.
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