questions:
Christmas, We have
already been invited by a member family for Christmas, the ward is also
having a little christmas party the 15 Dec, and a new years party the
31st. It think that we will be able to go to both of them because there
will be amis there, and it could be really good.
The decorations are up. In the centre ville there
are little lights strung around, and whatnot. Not to be negative, it
isn't breathtaking. It is fun though, people seem a bit nicer, but I
haven't noticed much of a difference. It honestly doesn't really feel
like Christmas time. It snowed yesterday and today, but it didn't
stick. IT is super cold super super super so so so so flippin cold, but
not bad :). I bought an advent calander a while ago, but I already
finished it ha ha. I need to get another one. DONT FREAK OUT MOTHER I
am still loosing weight. I am a size 38 inch waist now just so you
know. There are some pants leftover from other missionaries in our
appartement that fit except the legs are a little snug still. It's my
goal to fit into them in..; by the end of next transfer.
Yes I am doing well. I am happy and loving the
mission. I am really tired today. Maybe it's all the traveling, and I
was in the train station for about six hours directing missionaries every
which way. I'm ready for a nap.
I have gotten the stake presidency letter, but if Dan Wells sent me a specific letter, I havn't gotten it yet.
I am not sure what our altitude is, kinda high? Higher than sea level I know that much.
No we didn't use rosetta stone at the MTC. We used
something called TLC... no... TALL that's it. Something unique for the
MTC. They didn't bother too much with any non missionary vocab. All
our French study was for the missionary lessons. I think Rosetta stone
helped a little. I didnt' use it as much as I would have liked. maybe
I'll try it right when i get back see if it's easy. The first level was
already really easy for me.
No I do not miss my boots. One of my pairs of
shooes thought has holes in them. They still look good, just a big
crack in the balll ofthe foot. I wouldn't have space for my boots
either, and There is really only a handful of villes where you might
need them, and most of them are in switzerland which I no longer have
legality for...
I do not have my old planner with me so I can't tell
you what we didi specifically each day... Sunday we had two baptisms,
Djo and Childric. Two people came who accepted rendez-vous this coming
week, so two more amis yeah, then there was one of our converti recents
in the train station at Lyon this morning with a friend who agreed to
come to church and meet with us. Also a woman we talked to on the
street gave us her number and we have a rdv this week with her, so
things are progressing.
The Transfer schedule changed for next year for some
reason, I am not fully sure why, all i know is it looks like I am
ending my mission a week earlier then normal, so I could even be home
for halloween! Anyway it is interesting.
In case you were wondering my temporary collegue is
Elder Smith from Toulouse. He is also going to be training, so we are
haning out in Lyon together.
Other than that, it was a pretty normal week. We saw the same people and they are doing well.
I am sorry this email is not very long, but I have
no more time, I think I'm doing something with one of the equipes here,
tomorrow, I'll just work in Lyon with Elder Smith. I'd like to pass
julie Loango who I taught who got baptised. Then wednesday I'll get my
new blue and run back to Saint Etienne.
Love you all very much. Have a wonderful week, and
about travel plans, could I just talk to you about that when we do
calls, or do you need to know asap? October 29 is when the transfer
ends now. Have you looked at Gits? they are supposedly the cheapest
way to stay in Europe, and they are nice as well. But I've never done
any vacationing here so I really don't know what is "good" and what
isn't. just look up French Gits on google. They are people's houses
that they rent out for a couple weeks while they are on vacaation. Love
you lots, ciao!
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