-
Harold B. Lee
Buenos Dias and all that, this week was... a week that
existed.
Something I've quickly learned about farm life is that when
spring hits, everyone is super busy. It was a struggle to find anyone to talk
to this week because Basin City was just a ghost town.
Earlier last week I had exchanges to Connell again! It's
been a while since I've been there but it was pretty sweet as always. They have
a man who's on date for baptism and he super cool. He used to be a chef in
Mexico, then he moved here and just works in the fields. Kinda a sad story because
he's got a lot of talent. He fed us enchiladas and they were bien rico.
We had a branch party planned for last Saturday
(Apparently). No one told us about it until the day before it happened so we
didn't have any time to invite the people we were teaching. It was kinda
frustrating but some random guy ended up coming and we talked to him, we'll
probably start teaching him this week if we can. That was my first experience
having real carne asada tho so that was good.
We had a linger-longer after church and Edgar showed up! He
explicitly told us he wasn't going to come to church anymore so that was a
super nice surprise to see him there.
Also, we got to teach a guy behind the counter of a
convenience store haha. It was kinda funny because we were in the middle of
this lesson and a member walks in and just buys some chicken tenders and walks
out without saying a word... I think he was kinda confused but I guess he was
hungry enough to interrupt our lesson.
Other than that, it was kinda a slow week. Spring here is
super pretty, though. We saw the best rainbow I've ever seen in my life here
(got a pic too). General Conference HYPE is real! I hope everyone is excited to
get blasted by revelation! Come to General Conference with a question, pray
about that question, and you will receive personal revelation as you sincerely
watch/listen to General Conference.
Love y'all thanks for your support!
- Elder Thompson
Fotos:
- #GenConfHype meme
- Awesome rainbow
- Terrible picture of a hawk
(we see like 30 a day, there are so many birds here)
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