Almost
into the Double Digits!
In kilos, I mean. It
has to happen now, because I am now competing with almost half of my zone in
losing weight before tranfers. I have to decide whether I like ties or
bakery items more. It’s a tough decision, because I realize that most
ties are not filled with caramel.
Hey, just wondering if
you all still have that watch that I happened to forget to bring with me to the
other hemisphere. I was thinking that if you’re sending a package anyway,
ANYWAY, you could maybe send that in the package and take Billy to the
hospital. And if you get peanut butter, get smooth! (Don’t actually
send peanut butter or take Billy to the hospital.) [For
all you fans out there, that was a Brian Regan reference.]
Let’s see, Teofilo got
confirmed this Sunday. Up top! Yeah, that was nice. We're also
teaching Raquel and her daughter Katti. They both, as of this week, have
found out that the Book of Mormon is true. I love the way everyone tries
to describe it. Everyone explains it differently, but we know that it’s
the same thing. It’s fun to see that the Lord doesn’t let anyone down on
that.
Hey, I think Davi is
going to have this as well, but President Monson is doing a transmission for
stake conference this Sunday! Up top!
One more cool thing
that happened this week: We were in our first lesson with a new
investigator, and she was mostly just telling us all of the problems that she's
facing in her life. She even said how she’s not usually this way with
opening up to people, but she felt like she should open up to us. We
actually taught very little, but after the little we taught, Elder Sarria asked
her how she felt now. She paused and said, "Honestly, I feel like I
could fly. I was feeling terrible right before you came here, but I feel
fantastic now." It really showed to us that we really aren't the
teachers here, because in that example, we essentially weren't able to teach,
but the Spirit still edified.
Anyway, I think Elder
Sarria and I are going to Domino's, because that should really help me win that
competition. It’s worth a try, at least. I love you all! I'll
see you when I see you.
Elder Johnson
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