Everything's
pretty much the same here. It’s kind of
dry, we don't have any progressing investigators and we can't contact very
easily since there aren't any crowded areas. We go to the park a lot but the
majority of the people there don't speak English. So most of our day is just
visiting less actives, and even the ones who are nice don't really come to Church just because we came by.
We had a
baptism this weekend into our Ward, but she was having sisters teach her so it
wasn't even really from the Elders I replaced. We have one planned for another
woman this Saturday but she's cancelled our last appointment and we're having
trouble getting to her so we might have to cancel. Other than that there isn't
a whole lot going on.
Oh but I
did teach a lesson to a Mckeon family. He's Buck’s little brother. (Buck McKeon and family used to live in our Ward in Fort Worth...we miss their sweet family). So that was
kind of cool. I should be heading out of San Jose on the 20th of February.
That’s when the transfer ends. The Church doesn't tell my President when they
get the Visa, they'll just send me an itinerary a week or so before if I do and
I won't get one if I don't. I'm almost positive they'll have it by now,
apparently the only reason the New Zealand Elder got to go was his Mission
President made a big deal about not getting any missionaries so they just went
ahead and pulled him out before the transfer.
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