I really wish I had some brilliant pictures to send out as well, 
but seeing as I'm not chuckin' or draggin' logs or doing any other type 
of service with an accent you can't blame me. I am pretty impressed with
 how everyone has been doing and what they have been going through. Sara
 you are about to start the wonderful journey of high school. Make every
 day count. Enjoy that book you are reading and really get into it. Talk
 to Grandpa about it because I'm sure he would love it. That is one of 
my favorite books as well so don't slack on it. If you can do your best 
in those classes you will be ahead of the game. Work hard! I wish you 
the best of luck in your dance show as well. Go get em. 
So
 I too am kind of curious to know which boys don't want to serve. I also
 wonder if they ever spend time with the missionaries. Why don't people 
understand this work. What is it that the youth aren't getting in 
classes to want to serve missions. I can honestly say I didn't 
completely understand what a mission was all about before I left. 
Somehow it is getting them to have some kind of missionary experience. 
That can be the only way. Anyway instead of preaching about that I will 
share some HORRIBLE news. Elder Sosa is getting transferred next Tuesday
 and I will be staying here in Smithfield to be a part of the new 
Chesapeake Virginia Mission. Staying in the area and being a part of the
 new mission isn't so bad, but losing my fun Honduran companion is going
 to be unfortunate. We have had a lot of success together and we just 
get along. I know we are both in for some good learning experiences 
soon. ;) 7 more weeks and my third mission president will come in. 
President Baker is his name and that is about all I know. I also found 
out that we will be getting a set of sisters in my district. woohoo...  
Con Amor,
Elder Burnham
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