3/25

I dont think that Andrew should keep saying that I'm almost done... cuz im NOT!!! haha. Not even halfway. (Every time Andrew writes to William, he says something like "you are almost done with your mission." or "see you soon".)

(I asked him about P Days and e mailing.)  We do our emails at a cyber café and there are only 5 computers....Today I got the one with the broken spacebar on the keyboard. haha.

 

So for Pdays we get up at 6:30. Exercise from 630 to 7. Then from 7 to 8 we get ready and eat breakfast. Then from 8 to 9 we do personal study. From 9 to 10 we do companion study. Then we clean. Then we go do stuff. We only have 1 hour for Emails.

This week Elder Richards came and it was really awesome, except it was super stressful to get to Paris on time. We had to get up at 4 and get to the train and there were other missionaries sleeping at our house and we all had to get there on time and then run through the metro. But it was SOOOO good. At the beginning of his talk/formation it started just like General Conference (and I cant wait for General Conference!! On your mission General Conference is like the superbowl!) but anyways he taught about asking simple inspired questions, and he used me as a demonstration. He taught me about the First Vision. The spirit was sooooo strong! I was getting weak in the knees. It literally felt like he was talking to my soul, and not my ears. And then after that he locked elbows with me (and touched my bicep).

How are the bees doing? There was a bee in our apartment.

I think that I will probably get transferred next week, but I don't know.

This transfer we have averaged about 10-11 lessons a week, but we are teaching a lot more with members.

(We asked him why there was a guy in the picture he sent last week wearing a sling.)  Frere Aubril is the guy with the sling. He was running in the forest and fell and broke his collarbone.

Thomas (the mission leader in their ward there) is doing great. I'm happy because he's going to go on his mission soon. (Salt Lake City)

 

Right now in the ward the sister missionaries are doing very well and bringing a lot of amis to church and the ward always thinks they are our amis. They are having a baptism on the 30th and people think that its our baptism. 

(William needs new glasses.) So about the glasses.. I don't know if I can use our insurance or if we have insurance or what.. I don't have social security.. so it'll be pretty expensive. I'm thinking about 200 dollars... I feel bad. Is there a way that when I buy them that my account could be out of money... (even though I don't have any). Or maybe another Bday present. I still didn't spent the 50 that you gave me.. and grandpa just gave me 100. So should i just do it?  (We told him "yes", but he wont get that e mail for a week!!!!!!)

Nothing that funny happened this week, but it was really good. We taught and found some cool people and I'm becoming really good friends with the members. They are giving us their friends to teach and doing a lot of missionary work. We have the best members in the ward.

I love being a missionary!