I can't believe it is November. We still have the AC on. It hasn't been cold enough to turn the heater on yet. When I go running in the morning, at 6:30, the temperature is usually in the high 50's, or 60's.
We had transfers. My new comp is Elder De la Fuente, or in English Elder of the Fount. It is going to be interesting working with him. In my first area I served close to him. We went on an exchange once, and one of my ties came up missing. It was the blow up tie that I got from Roxanne and Jamie. But I found it with Elder Fuente. Luckily I have it back now.
The life as a missionary is interesting. Sometimes, actually most of the time, I think that stuff happens more to prepare us for our upcoming life, than to help the work progress. I guess preparing us for our life is part of helping the work progress.
That is why I think sometimes Missionaries are put with people they struggle to get along with. I should be fine this transfer, but I'm kind of worried for Elder Dunn. I think one of my Christmas presents I want, is for him to get a package from you guys. It doesn’t need to be big. Maybe something with a cheap tie in it or something. He likes light colored ties, that are striped or plaid.
I am doing well right now, I'm definitely going through a trial, but I'm staying happy so all is well, All is well.
Today we are thinking about going to the Zoo
lov-Y'All (A little bit of southern for ya)
Elder Finch.
Rebekah Finch: Guatemala Quetzaltenango Mission Daniel Finch: Columbia South Carolina Mission, Spanish Speaking
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