so Let's go to the questions.
No I have not written the primary. i have got quite a few people to write while I'm here, and the time is not slowing down.
I didn't get what you meant by do I get a burner or a
phone... I don't get a phone for the trip home, I just have to hope that
you are there by 7 50 or whenever the plane comes in.
So I don't know when I'll be going into the mission home, but it will be by train. Probably early Monday morning. I figure I won't have much time do m'amuser in Lyon.
I never went to pick people up at the airport, but I
did take the plane to Bordeaux when I was zone leader in Lyon. So I
have been to the lyon airport before. It is cool and futuristic
looking, but it is very small. Instead of going ton teh jetwayss you
just walk onto the runway and get on the plane directly. The bordeaux
airport is even smaller. a plywood box with a long runway basically.
The flights here are really cheap though, so I guess you can't
complain. I think Lyon to BOrdeaux costs about 30 euros with easy jet.
For registering. I think France is only 7 hours
ahead of you. Maybe I'm wrong. but nonetheless. I will more than
likely be on a train or at a train station at 7 or 8. It is about 7
hours of train to Lyon from here, so I probably won't even be in Lyon
until the afternoon. Could you get JJ to do it? and to practice
beforehand so he knows where to go?
David is doing great. he got the aaronic priesthood yesterday,
and is excited to do some home teaching. He really is shining... and
has a new suit and a place to live now. Though apparently he isn't a
very good truck driver, so hopefully he gets better or finds a new job.
Gedemias won't be baptised this weekend sadly. he
still will be eventually, but we just were not able to see him..; rather
he wasn't able to see us this week, so we have too much to teach him in
too little time.
Our other amis are doing well. Daniel and his wife Alicia are progressing little by little. Yesterday
we set another rdv with a spanish family that we talked with in the
road, and another with a young student kid, so things are going well.
Yes I have a good ammount of money still
Yes send me an email
What robe?
So I forgot my planner, so I cannot really give you a day to day sory. But we did go to carcassonne this thursday
for district meeting. That is a super pretty ville. After district
meeting, I gave a baptismal interview for a guy who pâssed and was
baptised last saturday and confirmed yesterday.
That was fun. I was planning on doing another interview, but that
didn't work out, so we ended up in carcassonne with two hours til our
train and nothing to do. We decided to go contacting around la cité. A
huge cathedral where they filmed the original Robin Hood. it is
stunning, and I think it is the biggest castle in our mission, if not
all of France. We also popped inside for a second, and we were able to
talk with two families from south
america, a family from Romania, and an australian couple... still doing
missionary work, just in cool places.
Then this Saturday
We had a soirée talent. I played Guitar for my last hurah, people said
I did good even though I messed up on one of the verses on a poor
wayfaring man of grief. There were some other funny and good acts too.
We had 20 non members there, and we fixed a rdv with a couple of them.
Anything else that happened of note? we played football (soccer) with some amis and young adults saturday
morning, yes that's approuved, if you are smart about it. I scored
three goals, and one of the amis there accepted to come to church and
came! voilà
There are quite a few sick people in our district,
and apparently it is true for the mission as well since I just recieved
my prompt for district meeting this week and it is about physical
emotional and spiritual health. it is an oddly practical theme.
Normally, it is something more like... Opening your mouths or
consecrating yourself or something like that.
Well i still don't feel like I'm going home. I know
I have my ticket, and I know I will leave, but it just feels like I'll
be here foreve. I really think it is the Lord blessing me because I am
not getting trunky.
I'll see you in .;. eight days now. toodles, tell
monte that I love him and that I still havn't forgotten that I promised
him a steak. I love you all as well. Read your scriptures every day,
and go to chruch every week. I am getting a little tired or hearing
less actives excuses for not coming to chruch, because "people don't
care about me" or "I'm tired and busy" or "I can pray at my home" or
"everyone who goes to church is a hypocrite" I hope I can keep things
simple in my life and remember that God has asked me to be at church
every week even if I don't see why all the time. when you do things for
the right reasons, and you have the spirit with you, all your problems
seem so small, and even the big ones don't matter in the long run. i
realize I am not talking from lots of experience, and that I am in a
sort of missioniary spirit steroid thing, but it is so simple.
Recherchez d'abord
le royaume de Dieu et le reste vous sera donné. God's rules are simple
and he always makes good on his promises. My very very favorite
scripture that I have read and quoted a lot on my mission is Jean 14:
21-27
Si quelqu'un m'aime, il gardera ma parole, et mon
père l'aimera; nous viendrons à lui, et nous ferons notre demeure
chez-lui. ... Je vous laisse la paix, je vous donne ma paix. Je ne vous
donne pas comme le monde donne. Que votre cœur ne se trouble point, et
ne s'alarme point.
In keeping the commandments, we have the paix du
seigneur with nous... us. But it is not peace as the world gives
(essentially finantial security and superflu) . just do what is right
and let the consequence follow. I just wish I could make other people
understand this... and I really hope that I don't forget it. I know if I
do what I shoudl than I won't, but I shoudl be wary.
Anyway there is my discous et mon temoignage que je
vous laisse avec toute mon amour, et mille corbeilles de bisous. Je
vous verrai la semaine prochaine, c'est fou pas vrai?
CIAO! Guerra Missionario!
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