Working in the kitchen |
At the Temple |
Mr. Floyd's BBQ |
Well, I set my release date for
August 26 so I am pretty much locked in now for fall!
So this week it has been colder than
the Cold War Kids put together. One morning it was 30 degrees! Freezing!
But I think all my stuff from last year should work just fine to keep me
warm. The weather is especially fine
because we bike everyday in it, haha.
So last Monday, we had Mr. Floyds
BBQ. We bought the brisket and a couple other things, and he cooked it all and
brought it to the church, along with some potato salad, peach cobbler, and a
lemon glaze cake. It was so good! We invited the elders from Victoria, and they
brought a member, and we also invited Hailey and her whole family to come. It turned out really good and everyone loved
it. I will add a few pictures. Also, we helped Floyd a few days ago by
cleaning his church. It was super
cool! He goes to a little church that
has 7 members. We got to wipe it all down and he talked the whole time about
the church and each part and his history.
But this week we finally noticed that
we don’t have many solid investigators right now. Everyone is pretty much just
stuck in one place with just a few things they haven’t done and wont. So we might have to go around this week and
be super serious with people and go over our purpose as missionaries and what
they have to do as well. And what makes
it hard, is every time we invite a member to come out with us, we make sure to
set up appointments and check up on them, but then we get there and no one is
home or they will not open the door! So
it gets kinda frustrating sometimes, even though it’s a normal part of
missionary work.
But I did read Spencer W Kimball’s
talk this morning entitled "When the world will be converted." He talks a lot about the missionary work
moving forward and progressing to get it to the whole world. Pretty much just a missionary pep talk, so I
am going to convert the world now! This is one of the reasons why we are going
to bike all day now, to talk with everyone. So hopefully a lot of people will
be outside!
Some other cool things: I tried
brussel sprouts for the first time this week. They weren’t weird at all like
everyone says. But I don’t think I could
eat them all day or anything. The only
weird part, was that I thought it would be leafy, like how it looks. But pretty much it was just mushy. Also we went to a super cool restaurant called
Rosebud in Victoria. It is in an old
store in downtown. The walls are cement
with faded and peeling wallpaper. And
also there are a bunch of old signs along the walls. It was pretty much an old diner, put in an old
hardware store or something. And also I had a taste of home this week. We went to a store in Port Lavaca that reminded
me exactly of Tuvalu. Supposedly, some
girl goes to Bali every year, and she is from Southern California, so it was
all beach cottage and island themed. It
was super cool. It reminded me of
grandma Vicky's house.
Elder Lund
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