P-Days have become a burden because with my e-mail home
I'm reminded about how much time I have left. I hope by the time I'm finished
I'm ready to move on to my next transfer.
Elder Bunker thinks he's killing me because it's my last
transfer, but I'm the one trying to kill him. Our 9am-9pm all-day tracting
efforts and lessons with Tim who is getting baptized this Friday are doing more
than just refreshing us. We are working equally with the American branch and
the Japanese branch now, with investigators and good member work on both sides,
so it seems like everything is going the way we have been hoping.
Zone Training Meeting was fantastic, it was my last one
but everyone said they enjoyed it. We talked about Faith, Goals, Success and
Pushing the Rock. Very uplifting experience, probably more for me than anyone
else! It was really humbling too. Although I have become a far more effective
missionary over the past 20 months, I have been able to look back and see the
Lord's hand in all of it. The miracles have and still are here, I'm just super
grateful for the lessons I'm always learning and the help God has been giving
me this whole time to make use of it all.
Tonight we are going to Fukuoka for Mission Leader
Council and I volunteered to translate the event so I'm looking forward to
that.
We have a lesson now so best be off. Next week's p-day
isn't till Thursday because of Thanksgiving (you thought I was in Japan;
wrong).
Photos: Ginowan zone and our Priesthood BBQ during a
thunderstorm (which is why we were inside)
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