Time is starting to fly by and I am grateful! Staying in my classroom for around 10 hours a day makes it feel like a jail cell. I was able to attend a BYU devotional speech yesterday, and it was really good! It was from a member of the Seventy. I can't remember exactly what was said, but I remember how I felt, and it was good! I also have two investigators now. It takes time to get used to planning visits for two completely different people. I have learned a crazy amount of German already. I have also learned that German is the least important part when it comes to teaching your investigator. The most important part is to bring in the spirit so that they can feel it and start to come closer to God. Speaking of coming closer to God, my relationship with him has grown tremendously. I can tell that he has helped me out a lot and that I would not be able to do any of this without him. My district consists of four Elders and two Sisters. We have become like a little family. I also found out that one of the Elders in my district, Elder Fultz, it a lot like me. We both think the same way and have very similar personality types. My companion and I get along just fine and I have figured him out. We get along great.
Halloween was fun here. Some of the elders dressed up as ninjas by wrapping clothes around themselves and it was really funny. I decided to see what I could do, so I made a head wrap and it looked pretty cool. Apparently there was some cardboard armor and a cardboard sword that was left here from the previous missionaries. The Elders in my room want to combine any cardboard that we get from packages to make some armor and an ax. It is going to be sweet.
Nothing super interesting has happened this week so I will just send a bunch of photos.
My District
Halloween Fun
Me - Branch President Counselor - My Companion
My MTC Zone
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