My goodness,
this week has flown by! As we were
driving over here, I was trying to think of what went on this week and it was
pretty difficult, the weeks of this months have all blended together! How great to hear from all of you! Braden, sounds like you're having fun in
churchball! To answer your question, I
probably play the piano once a week, at district meetings. In other areas of mine I've played more, in
church during priesthood and such. If
you're super good in some areas you'll be called to be the ward organist and
play at all the zone conferences. See
what you get to look forward too! Aust, glad to hear that you love your job.
With E. Burr
going home there's been a lot of "what do you plan on doing when you get
home?" conversations with members, and the one theme and piece of advice
that keeps coming up from members is "whatever you choice, no matter the
pay, make sure you love it." So it
looks like you're on the right track! And Dad! You're a stud!! Mom told us
about your day on Saturday. Gettin work
done! And Mom, what busy busy weeks you
have!
This week we
went on two exchanges, and had lessons with Gabriel and Mark, our recent
converts. Gabriel just got called to be
a sunday school teacher for the 14-15 yr old class, and is getting prepared to
go do baptisms for the dead within the month!
We're hoping that we'll be able to attend. We were able to get in contact with some LA's
that have been super hard to catch. They
weren't very keen on coming back to church, but we made contact nonetheless! Remember Justin Durin, from Noble? He got baptized my first Sunday in the
mission. He came up to me this weekend
while we were at a baptism for the Noble ward and told me that he has and
interview the 29th of this month with the stake president and then he submits
his papers for his mission!!! He plans
on going through the temple in May as well, and asked for me to be there. I was so stoked!! So that was a highlight of
the week. Other than that we've been
doing a lot of finding, walking around and chattin with people that are out and
about. That about wraps up our week,
sorry there's not more to share. Love
y'all lots! I'll be keep you in our prayers!
Elder
Traasdahl
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