Hey Family,
Sounds like your Christmas dinner was
good. Better than my shrimp patties with mole.... Oh goodness.
I
enjoyed talking to you guys too. That was nice.
So, on Sunday, dad gave me the address for
Wayne and Donna in Lone Pine. Later on that day, I found out that one of the
elders that I know in the other zone is being transferred to Lone Pine in
English. So I wrote a little note on sticky-notes (I didn't have any real
paper) and gave it to him and gave him the address. So he'll be going up there
and giving the note to them.
Yesterday was transfer day. Hna. Busch has
left the district after 7 1/2 transfers (11 months) in this ward. That was nice
for her. She will be missed because she was such a good misionera. But we got
Hna. Beauchamp, who is also a great misionera.
Elder Vazquez is also leaving to go
whitewash an area with a greenie. That was kinda interesting and totally
unexpected because Elder Vazquez dies this transfer (goes home), and usually
you don't train your last transfer. We're getting Elder Banuelos to replace him
as zone leader. He also dies this transfer.
We set a
baptismal date with Emily. Emily is the 14 year old daughter of one of our
eternigators (eternal investigators) that really hadn't been taught much
in the past. So we're really focusing our efforts on her. And we're excited for
her.
We also are focusing a little our efforts
on Karen, Elizabeth's daughter. The only problem is the baby’s daddy. Karen
wants to get married to him, Elizabeth does not want her to get married to him.
Nor do I want her to marry him.
Miriam and Chris have been sick and busy
and out of town and family in town and just everything relating to busy-ness.
But we still want to visit them.
And that's about it.
Thanks for everything.
Con amor,
Elder Nathan
Gruenewald
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