To Dad:
You're
the man (ran his first ½ marathon on April 26th). That's fantastic!
I'm glad the race went so well, it sounds like a great experience. A seven
minute miles at the start is pretty intense. I think eight minute miles alone
are pretty intense. It’s a great pace. Unfortunately I don't think I'd keep up
much if I had been there right now, but when I get back and have some time to
train we can run one. So what are the
workout plans now that the race is behind you? It’s great to hear from you,
have a great week, let me know how it goes.
The weather
around here is still just about right. We're hoping for it to get just a bit
more a chilly side right now so that we can wear sweaters (makes contacting way
more effective), but most of the time it’s too hot for them. It'll cool down a
lot soon though. And yes I'm still in the trio, but probably only for the next
three weeks. We'll see what happens when all the new missionaries come in.
This week
was pretty solid, the President popped up at our District Meeting unannounced
to do interviews so that was fantastic. He's pretty much the best. Other than
that not a whole lot going on. We’ve got another baptismal date, hopefully
we'll have some Mawson Lakes baptisms in mid-May to early June. We're excited.
To Mom:
Thanks for
sending the package; I'm excited for it to get here. I know I shouldn't be
spending a lot money I'm still thinking about grabbing the mini scriptures.
We'll see about the windbreaker, everything is just so insanely expensive here.
I think I'd rather just be cold.
I have no
idea what’s going on for Mother's Day. We'll see what President says. I'm sure
it'll work out though, I'll keep you updated in the weeks to come.
This week
was pretty uneventful; we did some more missionary work. We're still working
with a Chinese guy named Erming and a Pilipino family right now as our focus,
but we have about 20-25 solid investigators. The work is good. Ask more
questions so I can write longer letters!
I hope this
week goes alright, good luck :)