August 25, 2014
Well, this week was pretty
crazy. I guess I'll start with where I am right now. I'm not
exactly in my area right now. As of tomorrow, I will be one of the
mission secretaries. So, I am in charge of the numbers of the mission,
which just means that Sunday nights feel like studying for a Computer Literacy
final. My other job is to receive phone calls from the zone leaders when
I send letters to the wrong Elder Smith. It's really a piece of cake.
My new companion will be Elder Feller, an Argentine who is the health
secretary. His job is to listen to the various symptoms of the missionaries and
then always always just recommend
Pepto Bismol. This is really nice, because we will really be the
companionship that gets to proselyte more. Ha! I'm actually feeling
pretty good about being here. We'll have success here.
I felt a little sad
for leaving my area, because this week we had just taught a couple that had
gotten married the week before. The husband, Freddy, has read the Book of
Mormon 3 times, but couldn't get baptized where he lived before because he wasn't
married to the lady he was with. But, I'm glad 200 Millas [the name of the area] has something
nice to work with.
Ok, Thursday! I totally went to the temple with
Davi! That was so great. I was nervous while waiting in the
airport, so I ended up buying Dunkin Donuts AND McDonalds for breakfast.
(It was great that my last area was so close to the airport.) Well,
I think that Davi has told you all everything, so I will just say that it was
great. No, it did not make me trunky, or tronqui, as missionaries say
here. It was really the opposite. Being there at the temple was really
what I needed to get me to know what I need to end my mission well.
I love you all!
Make good choices, Davi!
Elder Johnson
P.S. Yeah, these are the most recent photos.
The first is my companion, Elder Feller. The other two photos were
from last night, because we always eat in the offices as our reward for making
it through the numbers on Sunday night.
Yesterday was completos with lemonade.
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