Hello everyone. The title of this week's email is snails because I
had escargots for the first time yesterday, and I took a video, so I
will send that to you as soon as I get some sturdier envelopes. It was
really quite good, tasted like a muscle with butter and garlic. I am
keeping one of the shells as a souvenir, it is really quite pretty.
questions... answers:
Elder Johnson and his wife are missionaries in marseille, they
were in Aix with thier kids having fun because I guess you can do that
as a senior couple. I was doing soimething called streetboarding, which
is where we set up a big paneau (poster board thing) on a tripod, and
talk to everyone you see. I got a few contacts from that. Dragant les
filles sera si façile quand je rentre.
No I have not seen any cezannes that I know of. Some weird
modern art, and some cool statues. Aix has an énorme fountain that we
pass usually daily. Lots of nakedness here... it is a little akward.
They probably sell perfume here, I have not seen any shops in
specific. Elder Bell bequeathed me some of his "$1 million " collogne
which smells really good.
Eva's familly is doing really well. The parents know it is
true, the mother just needs to stop being lazy (which she is doing some
stuff like reading and praying now), and the father needs to learn that
he has got to do things God's way and not his own. HE wants to diffuse
the Liahona and sell it in normal magazine shoppes around France. It
is interesting.... They will come around eventually though.
Transfers are this week. I will know friday if either of us
are going. I really doubt it though. Probably, I am going to stay
here in aix at least another transfer. I could stay here even longer
and I would like it. One thing that might be happening though, is our
equipe could inherit the car. There are two equipes (teams) of
missionaries in aix, and the other one has a car, but Elder Baret is
dying this transfer, and Elder Park is not legal to drive... Neither is
Elder Harris, so Elder Crossman might have to learn how to drive stick.
I am torn between wanting it and not... It could help in lots of ways,
but then you have to wash it and keep it clean and find parking and buy
gas... and then you actually have to drive it. I did find out that I
will be most likely driving at some point in my mission because I have
swiss legality. That means I can get a swiss drivers license which is
less than a hundred euros, and then I am good to drive all throughout
europe my entire life... so that is kind of cool. The French permits
only last a year, and then it costs several thousand Euros to get a
licence, and it lasts for 10-20 years.
Muslims are usually nice... they just want to convert you to muslimism.
That is really all. We did have a cool miracle the other day.
A random guy called us and said he had taken the missionary lessons in
the past but he was really busy, but now he has the time. We are seeing
him tomorrow morning, and I'll tell you how that goes.
Ted's suit is now loose on me. The coat is really loose, and the pants are around an inch or two too much.
Peac y'all til the next time.
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