Wow, schools are closed
this week and that means everyone goes to the rurals and no one is home! It’s a
shame but we have planned some unique finding activities for the holiday season
in everyone’s area and so we will get to go around and do some fun things! I
have never had weeks like these past few ones. i just feel like its a blur! i
cant even remember, i have to bring my journal to the email shop to remember
what to say. I guess to start off we ran out of MSF, ya not fun. hahah We were
just constantly praying for people to feed us cause we had no food left plus i
was sick so i lost like 6 pounds hahaha but i guess you learn to be better with
money. The thing is i am good about money but i don’t know what happened! We had
stake conference and it was broadcasted from Salt Lake to all of Africa south
east area and it was super good! Man Tad R Callister is a goofy guy let me tell
ya but he gives great talks! Guess what i learned? To stop judging people. We
strictly only talk to men here when contacting haha i know its bad but, anyways
learned that you gotta give women a chance because they open up windows for new
people to come into the church! Lol No offense but here it is different. I had
another awesome lessons with August and Joline and their son Jayden! Wow they
have known about the church for the longest time but missionaries never taught
them, God really prepares people for you! We haven’t taught them any of the
commandment but we’ve just got to get them to have a strong witness that this
it it and then everything will hopefully fall into place! (Their stumbling block
is they are not married) pray for them!
So dad the accent when i first got here
was intense! I’m sure the general authority’s accent was tamed because he has
been places but i remember one of
my first weeks we were teaching a man and i seriously got 75% of the way
through the lesson and figured out they were speaking English the whole! time,
i just knew i was suppose to speak when my comp looked at me! yo it was bad
hahaha but now I’m use it and can understand everyone.
Love you,
Elder Shaw
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