Man, that is super
cool. NINERS!!!!!
I’ve had a few run-ins of my own with the NFL. On Saturday night
we went to visit a super cool recent move-in to the ward who is an
immigrant from the Ivory Coast. We got to talking and his kids live in
Castro Valley. Wild. His son is apparently an all-star running back for
CVHS and his mentor is a guy on the Ravens named Paul Kruger. Paul
Kruger served in this mission and that is how they know him. Another
interesting fact about Paul Kruger is he went to the University of Utah.
An even more interesting fact is that he is from Pleasant Grove. That 6 degrees
of separation thing is creepy.
The bigger NFL
experience is as such: the Kansas City Chiefs recently hired a new coach named
Andy Reid. He happens to be a member of the church. Cool, right?
That's not all. This new coach found himself in the sacrament meeting of our Riverview ward. Afterwards he came up to us and shook our hands. I had to hold
myself from exploding football upon him. It was super cool. I've seen him on tv
many times and we went to a game against his former team, the Eagles, my senior
year. There he was, in sacrament meeting. It was unbelievably cool. In
hindsight, I would've told him that the Niners are going to kick his team's
trash the next time they met. So cool. It would be really sweet to have a Super Harbowl. Do they ever
use LaMichael James on special teams for like kick returns and whatnot?
They should, he was the best running back in college football and a track star.
The work is going
well. We've been working hard and staying
anxiously engaged. We are trying to get some people to church because everyone
that was a regular church goer dropped us. It has been a little bit of a
struggle, but we are working through it. We found a few cool investigators this week. We're hoping that
they work out alright.
We are having a
member of the Seventy named Eduardo Gavarret come out to visit our mission
next week. It will be pretty neat. Last year we had one named Elder
Evans come here and he had a lot of good things to say. He spoke at our
stake conference when President Anderson was called. He was the guy that 40
minutes left in the meeting and used every last one of them. I’m excited
about Elder Gavarret coming. It's going to be
cool. He will be holding a special fireside for all of the Spanish people
in the area at the Kaw River building. It is going to be great.
We have hit another
classic case of Missouri weather: in the 60's on Friday and it hasn't gotten
above 28 degrees since. Better not get used to anything because it’s always changing.
Go to the January
Ensign and look on page 76. Is that our house in the background? Why did
you let this family into our home?
1. Yes, we have a microwave in the
apartment.
2. We give them quite a few tries if
they dog us on an appointment. We just go until they tell us not to come
anymore. Persistence is key.
3. We are going to play some basketball
today. It will be fun.
Okay, mi familia, have a great week and
cheer hard for the Niners. I love you.
Love, Nick
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