Alright well business first. If it would be easier to just email
the letters that would be fine, but you can do whatever. If I can't read
it one Monday I will probably get to it the next so it's not too big of
a deal. Also I am now feeling much better and it looked like I was
attacked by a stomach virus that took me out almost all week. All the
mission doctor told me was to try to drink water and rest. Not too
helpful, but I am healthy now and that is all that matters. The other
thing is that the mission is for sure getting split up in July and there
will be the Chesapeake, Virginia mission which will take half of our
mission and part of Virginia. MY zone and the Kinston zone will be
leaving the mission and chances are very high that I will be going with
them. I don't know how I feel about that or why the Lord will put me
with three different mission presidents and two separate missions, but
all I know is that I am supposed to teach the gospel for two years in
Spanish apparently and where I am put doesn't really matter, I guess. So
I am working hard and leaving it at that. All final calls about who is
going where will be told to us in June, but it isn't too hard to
predict. We'll see how it goes.
Other than that this week
has been pretty crazy. Due to my sickness Elder Sosa and I were very
restricted to how much work we could do. I had zero energy and felt like
puking at even the smell of food so it was a rough time. We still got
out when we could and luckily the members were very nice about not
forcing me to eat, but I hate being sick. We didn't teach as much as we
had planned and we didn't find as much as we had planned, but we did our
best under the circumstances. We even had 6 investigators come to
church which was amazing. This area is golden, but there is a lot of
work that has to be done. It seems like a lot of investigators and
members here were converted to missionaries rather than the gospel so
Elder Sosa and I have some things to get done. I am loving life over
here and as long as I'm happy then that is all that matters. Many are
called, but few are chosen. 
No comments:
Post a Comment