Well another week come
and gone here in Regina, and a cold one at that. We are at -43 as we
speak.... and yesterday was the coldest Christmas in history here in Regina, so
it was cold. We found out not to
touch any metal at all when we are out tracting, not even the door
handle. Sauni and I got a little frostbite on our hand from opening screen
doors to knock. It’s kind of funny when it doesn't happen to you. Ha-ha
Found 7 new
investigators this week! It’s a single mom and her 6 kids, and they are
from Mexico and speak Spanish a lot during our lessons with them, but they are
pretty great. The kids are 18-19 except the one girl she’s 10.
Spent Christmas day at
one of the single mom’s places in the sunrise ward, Sister Rutton and her 5 boys
that are 3-6 yrs. old. It was a little wild, but fun. Got lots a presents
from the ward, we don't know what we are going to do with all the cookies and
candy we got this week. We made up a little Christmas present for the
sisters in the district full of things we couldn't use. Things like ladies
deodorant and lotion ha-ha then we put in a few odds n ends that we thought
would be funny. After we gave it to them they were feeling so bad because
they didn't get us anything for Christmas; till they opened the present ha-ha I
was a little worried they might not take it too well with some of the stuff but
they thought it was funny. Other than that fun
stuff this week not too much else has happened.
Guess I better tell
you a bit about Elder Sauni before I finish this. He's from American Samoa
(not sure if that's the correct way to spell it but oh well) he’s 25 and was shooting
to do boxing in the Olympics before he came out here. Got some pretty
sweet tats on his arms.
Well love ya all talk
to ya next week!
I am super tired, I
think....? I feel like my eyes are and look tired but my body keeps
moving.
Just about to go tract
in -38!! Got to bring the lost herd into the barn, they are out there. Where
we know not, but we'll keep riding till we find them.
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