I wanted to start this email with Pepsi Max because I drank
almost a whole 2 liter of it yesterday. It really does have maximum taste
and no calories if you were ever questioning what the bottle says. The best way to end a fast Sunday
is by drinking that sweet nectar. This week was great. Honestly one
of the greatest. And while I speak this very day we are preparing for a
p-day bbq. I witnessed one of the people I was teaching in Portland enter the waters of baptism and we saw plenty
of miracles from striving to be a little more obedient. Okay, let's talk about the first great thing
that happened this week. I think we could say it was traveling back to Portland (where I belong) and
seeing Romeo get baptized. We found Romeo about 4 or 5 months ago looking
for his neighbor and after his neighbor denied meeting with us he said
"would you like to come in and study the Book of Mormon?" The beginning
of that BOM study was Romeo saying "you know I think I want to get
baptized". 5
months later we had ourselves a baptism and turns out his fiancé
is now taking the lessons and they are working to get married in the
temple. Pictures will be attached at the bottom and one of them will be in
front of Izzy’s. Izzy’s is the worst buffet the north west has to offer. I think I ate my own barf. You may ask why we
went there to celebrate a baptism? Romeo said he liked it. Elder
Lambert standing next to me in the photo gave me excess amounts of gruff for
agreeing with the post-baptism Izzy’s celebration. Alright, this week our mission President
changed a few of the policies which caused murmuring amongst a few
people. Myself included. I was even
wondering what in the world would happen if we could ONLY have dinner from 5-6?! Members are gonna get ticked because they can't always feed
us from 5-6... But let me tell you THIS! We cancelled some of our dinners, and
about 20 minutes after cancelling our dinner for the night we stopped in on a
less active member of our ward that we have been unable to contact for about a
month now. Guess who was walking down
the steps the minute we were walking up the steps to his door? YEPPP!! Minutes after we followed the counsel of the
mission president we saw a miracle. One
of our investigators named Jordon asked us a very intriguing question this
week. He asked us "how much electricity do you think it would take
to see God?" This question puzzled us as we pondered what substances
Jordan must have partaken of prior to our meeting. We attempted to teach the
restoration instead of electricity and ended up talking about black holes by
the end of the lesson?! To be honest I keep forgetting what happened during the
week, but I do remember the sun shining for the majority of the week and it
seemed like many people had been hiding under rocks or in holes in the ground for
most of the winter season. The Washingtonians are out and about with the
sunshine and they all want to get coffee at Dutch Bros at the exact same time!
Without a doubt... Everyday... At all times of the day... There is a traffic
jam at Dutch Bros. I don't see why they just don't drink Pepsi Max?!
Agreed?! Have a great week.
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Baptism celebration at Izzy's. |
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Romeo's baptism in Portland. |
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