This week was a bit of a slow one as far as teaching goes. We had a lot to
deal with, but that's no excuse. Elder Wilson and I have talked a lot about it.
And we both feel that we are better than we've ever been on our missions. We've
really been working hard, and my desire to serve is SO high right now! It's just
been a little tough to fit everything in with all the responsibilities that we
have.
We were able to go on exchanges this week in Swift current. I
love that place! It was just pouring the entire time! We were so drenched. I was
with a relatively new missionary named Elder Binning. He's a champ. We had a
good time working. We were knocking a few doors, and we talked with this really
nice lady. It seemed like an average contact to me, but after we were walking
away E. Binning said, "Well that was the longest I've ever been able to talk
with someone." He was pretty excited. That's my favorite thing about exchanges,
helping missionaries do things that they don't even think are possible. It's the
best!
Anyways, our investigators have insane lives, so meeting with
them has been a challenge. But we have had some success this week working with
members. We've really been making that a focus lately. It's really hard for both
of us because we are the 'old school' type missionaries who like to knock on
doors and let the members do their own thing. But there's a better way. We've
really been making an effort to get to know members and see how we can help them
to do missionary work. Mostly we've just taught members as part of meal
appointments. As a positive side note, we got fed Mexican food this week! Twice!
It was so good. The Wood's are an amazing family. They are a young family, and
they made us fajitas. And the Remington's are also a young family, and they made
us Cafe Rio burritos.. yeah! It's been so much fun getting to know them and
seeing how we can better work together.
This next week is going to
be very busy. We are going to Moose Jaw tonight, and we will be there all day
tomorrow. And Wednesday is zone conference. And then it's general conference.
I'm excited for all of it, but I just might lose my mind!
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