Whaddup,
Stupid Freaking Niners.
They need to win all of their games this month. Each one should have big
playoff implications. Man, go Warriors. Those feisty little guys won't back
down. I heard that their draft pick, Harrison Barnes is really good.
Nothing too new with me. The coaches from Oregon and Utah have emailed me about
playing lacrosse. So that's cool.
So we were baptism-less
on Saturday. The Hills have pushed back their date until the 19 of January. I
think that it is a good idea, it will give them the time that they need.
Luckily though, Roger got all of his weekends off of work. Princeton just got
put on probation, so we have to go through a semi-lengthy process for him to
get baptized now. We're looking at the first few weeks in February. I think that
this will be good as well, he still has some things to work out. Princeton came
to the Devotional last night, so that was cool. Wilfred is doing okay. He
wasn't at our appointment though. He is hard to make appointments with
sometimes. Overall, the work is going really well.
We had a lot of work last
week. It was nice. We are teaching a lot of investigators right now. It is sweet. We have been tracting a lot lately. I kinda like it. It can be
pretty fun. Guess what, last week I had 2 dreams of the end of my mission.
WHAT?! This can't be happening to me. Also, 2 people were like "when do
you go home? You look like you've been out forever." Come on folks, I
still got a minute. My companion is a good worker, so that's nice. So yeah, besides my constant inner battle of my mission
age growing and growing, I'm doing well. Very excited for Christmas.
The
Devotional last night was boss-tyke. I really liked President Eyring's talk.
Welp, enough of me blabbing. PSYCHE! We saw a total Law & Order scene in
real life this week. We were trying to contact a referral, and while driving
there, we saw like 4 or 5 cops with big guns and bulletproof vests about to
kick a door down. I really wanted to stop and watch. We didn't. Safety! All
that was missing was the iconic DUN DUN!
1. I think that
statement about loving everyone is totally true. As missionaries we just have to take everyone as
they are. You Gentiles can kinda pick and choose who you hang with, but we
have to be with those who are ready for the Gospel. Therefore, we have to
love everyone.
2. I mean I guess that
family history is good retention aid. In reality, I've heard that the rate of
activity is like 85% for new members who have taken an ancestor's name to
the temple.
3. The last lesson
we taught was a lesson about the Restoration of the Gospel. It went well.
Alright fam, Love you
like cray.
Love, Nick
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