I do! His name is Elder Solis and he's another from Costa
Rica. Great kid, we have fun.
And Hodson, good old riley. We saw his plane go off and
everything, the airport is right next to our area. He was kind of all of the
above. Pretty calm about it though. He's just gonna go bum around for a few
months, and then move to idaho for the summer to date his girlfriend, and then
start school in a community college in Vegas.
Elder Hodson (Scott's AP companion) just coming home - Dix released him at the airport (small world!) |
On housing, I don't know. Just find me an apartment, I don't
wanna miss out on housing waiting around on Tobler. Let me know when you have
some good options and I'll look them up.
And Sarah, ya gotta tell us how the church ranch kid turned
out. My buddy Gillens has family that work on the ranch, maybe they know
eachother. Also, tell Irish hi for me, Irish she was my girlfriend. But gosh
dang it dark haired girls are looking attractive. Really at this point any girl
is looking attractive.
Sterlings getting the ruger? I still reccomend the wood, its
just classier. They're pricey though arent they? Its a great gun. Have you
found a place to shoot?
And Dad, you better believe I'm planning on the roadtrip!
Nice and slow. Take our time. Visit Rhys. How cheap is gas? That sounds like a
dream come true and I just hope gas prices are slightly highter in a couple
years for my future oil and gas career! I do definitely plan on taking the
truck out but if I happen to come across a good deal on an older toyota or an
early 2000's silverado I'd probably take it. And if gas prices stay low I can
buy whatever the heck I want, Ill go buy my dodge back! I think I'm pretty sold
on the fords though, my little truck has been real good to me.
Provo job-no idea. Any ideas? I'd plan to work the first
year but I also plan to make a killing on the summer job and not have to work
during the school year. But we'll cross that bridge when we get to it.
Anyway, here's a little update. Had a really good week in
spite of Hodson leaving and all that. Now that Hodson is gone and I'm AP 1 and
training Solis I'm forced to do everything for myself. I've always been that
way, I can't learn until I have to figure it out for myself. But I've got it
now. I'm just being a good AP and it feels good. I'm on top of things (who ever
would have thought that organizational skills would have been one of my
strongpoints) , good ideas, and things are just going well for me. I have
definitely had some divine help though, the whole "weaknesses becoming
strengths" thing from Ether 12 is so true. I love being AP though because
it keeps life interesting. Still get to do lots of missionary/proselyting work
but I get to break it up with lots of office/administrative type stuff.
And Fernando and Fanny are doing great. We had another great
lesson with Fanny and she got an answer to her prayers and she said that she
just felt a "knowing", just a quiet sense of peace and comfort and
she took it as her answer. She's great and just radiates light and just looks
like a Mormon.
Also, another one of our investigators named Magnor, big guy
that's like the spanish version of Kent, was at his job guarding bananas
(seriously, he's a security gaurd guarding banana fields and I really don't
understand the theft risk) and one of his co-workers had a book of Mormon so
they started talking about it and then another co-worker came over and started
critizing the mormons so old Magnor just opens up to a chapter we had read with
him and his family the other day and shares the story of captain Moroni just
macheting the heck out of this guy telling him that we teach good things and
that we teach of God and of families and how Captain Moroni is a good example
of the kind of men we should be. I have no idea how he found the chapter and he
was like "I didn't even know what I was looking for I just opened the book
and the words came out of my mouth!" Just a little funny story but I hope
it strengthened his faith a little bit.
But yeah, life is good here. We have a fun house and you can
not imagine the tomfoolery that goes around in that house with a bunch of
mormon boys and no alcohol. We've got kids from Las Vegas, Bolivia, Florida,
Florida (Thats right, another kid from Florida!!!), Costa Rica, and El
Salvador.
Anyways. We're gonna go play pingpong with our EQ's
president and then go off to work.
Anyways, love you all!
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