Magandang Hapon po!
Kamusta na
kayo jan?
Well,
nothing terribly interesting happened this week, except we set the record for
our fastest trip from Cauayan to Tuguegarao. We were coming home from the
monthly leadership meeting and the bus ride that normally takes about 3 hours
only took about an hour and half. It was pretty intense. Just imagine Gibby
driving a big bus and then turn it up a couple of notches. I couldn't help but
laugh as we were making tricys and cars swerve off to the side of the road as
we shot gaps that I didn't think could be shot.
We were
also informed about the election results and needless to say, there were A LOT
of disappointed people that day. We were honestly shocked that he was able to
win. I asked President Carlos if I could extend my mission for 4 years but he
just laughed. Maybe that means yes? Haha. I am debating on exchanging all my
personal money now before the economy crashes and burns even more. When I got
here it was about 45 pesos to the dollar, when I checked earlier it was 40
pesos to the dollar. It is what it is, better just hang on for 4 years and see
what happens.
This is
the most "tracting" I've done my whole mission and it has been
interesting. In one of our areas, we have found that there seems to be an
inactive member in almost every house, and we had no idea. And almost every one
of them was baptized by the same Elder about 20 years ago. It gave me a new
appreciation for "owning our converts". Every baptism is a serious responsibility and
not to be taken lightly. I think too few people realize how important baptism
actually is and that it involves making a promise to our Heavenly Father.
Good luck
with your competition on who will be the wuss to turn on the heater. That is
pretty crazy to have that much snow in November.
Thanks
for everything you do. You are the best in the whole wide world!
Mahal ko
kayo,
Elder Nay
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