What’s up my friends?
This week has been full of grunt work trying to build up the
area. I love me some grunt work.
For some reason we never give only one blessing. If someone asks us for a blessing we can
always count on 3 or 4 more that day.
It’s super weird. It’s kinda like
deaths … how they always come in 3s. But,
yeah this week I gave a lot of blessings.
Some sad, sad, sad news--my comp is oooout of here! Tomorrow he’s getting transferred to who
knows where and I’m getting a new comp.
I’m so sad. We’ve had so much
fun. We get along so well. He’s like my Ecuadorian brother. I’m gonna miss the chap. I’m just praying I get another awesome comp
who helps me in the work and jokes around with me. This is probably the biggest news of the week
and it’s sad, so I do apologize.
You know the lady I mentioned who I contacted and it was
like a miracle and super cool and yeah, yeah, yeah? Well she is totally AWESOME and one of the
best investigators I’ve ever had! She
still hasn’t been to church because of some problems in the home, but man she
actually does her homework and thinks about things and wow, I want more people
like her. She’s also really smart and is
a math tutor and does a bunch of other stuff.
And she lives RIGHT next to the chapel, which is right next to my house,
so yeah she’s a neighbor. Anywho, I’m
pretty excited about it. Even though
today is P-day, we still went and taught her and wow--super awesome experiences
all around.
With my comp leaving we’ve had a lot of fun taking pictures
with people and hanging out with the young single adults of the ward. They are super chill and our very good
friends!
I really can’t think of anything else interesting this
week. We met a lady who lived in Nauvoo
for 2 years as a Catholic nun ... that’s cool.
Hmmm, yeah no that’s all I got.
Keep it rocking,
Elder McClure
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| Riley's 19-year-old friend, and ward mission leader, Donavan (far right), who knows English. |
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| With Elder Cumbe and some friends. |
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