Hey Everyone! I'm gonna make this letter a bit of a shorter one, mostly because I just feel lazy today. Whoo! Lazy P-Day! This week was pretty slow near the beginning, but everything was awesome at the end! Last Tuesday we had to drive all the way to Elma, which is about an hour drive, to have interviews with Mission President, but the drive back was three hours long because of traffic, so we didn't even get home until dinner. Overall, it was a round trip of over 100 miles. Then Wednesday we drove to Aberdeen for district meeting, about a fifty mile round trip. So from Thursday onwards, we were officially out of miles for the rest of the week, so we were left to bike everywhere for the rest of the week! It was a great workout, but Elder Hansen and I would be exhausted by the end of the night. Thankfully most of our work is in Ocean Shores itself, and not to men...
Hey everybody! Glad to hear everything is going great back home! Finally the building permit for the new house is all verified and construction can start! I'll be looking forward to seeing the new place when it's done! So yeah, transfers is here again, but this time I'm staying in Ocean Shores for another six weeks. My companion, Elder Hansen, is getting transferred to Port Angeles, and I'll be getting Elder MacQueen. I've only ever met him once, during a mission picnic in Olympia last Flag Day. He seems like a fun enough guy, and everyone else says he's great to be around. I'm looking forward to it. I'll be picking him up in Tacoma tomorrow, so we've got a long drive ahead of us. These next two weeks look like they'll be really busy. Next week a general authority will be coming to the Wa-Tac for a mission tour. Elder Juan A Uceda of the Quorum of the Seventy will be here on Monday and Tuesday, both days we'l...
Hey everybody! This week has been pretty good! Unfortunately I won't have too much time to email today just because of scheduling reasons: We don't have our car today because Elder Pisciotta and Elder Simkins are going down to Port Orchard today to get Pisciotta's blood drawn. He's been sick with something and throwing up for the past month now, which is way longer than the doctor guessed it would have stayed. That means that now we know it isn't an ulcer or an inflamed stomach, and worse case scenario, Elder Pisciotta will need to get his gallbladder removed. So yeah, that's exciting. Well, you remember how last week Harrison came to the fireside? Well, unfortunately, we haven't been able to see him since then. We text him everyday, but he never responds. There's a young woman in the ward who is one of his friends, but even she hasn't been able to talk to Harrison at school. We honestly have no idea what's going on, but we're not givi...
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