Hello all,
First off I don't think that there is spell check on this computer this
week so we might be in for a nice treat. haha good luck trying to read this.
This week was pretty standard. Elder Darrington and I had to go to the
other district leaders district meeting. That was fun. They are all really good.
One of the district leaders asked us to give a training when we came. So we were
talking about finding people to teach. So we wrote the word "referral" on our
legs and made some joke about thinking outside the "socks" and then rolled our
pants up and showed it off. haha it was really funny.
Then I went on exchange with Elder Lee. He is a native from HK so I got
to listen to nice Cantonese all day, as opposed to most trainees. haha.
Elder Taylor is great and he is really funny and we all love him. So that is great.
This Friday we got to go to the Temple and that is awesome!!! While we
were coming down we saw a very, very tall man in the dressing room. Turns out
it was Bishop Christopher Waddell. I am not sure if I spelled his name right. Anyway he is the presiding bishop of all the church and spoke in a broadcast to all
the missionaries awhile a go. He was really nice so we got to speak to him for
a few min. That was cool.
Then that Friday night we got invited over to the Lau family for dinner.
They have a daughter that just got back from her mission in LA. They are a
lovely family. The food was great too. It was a little weird because one of the
missionaries we went with knew the daughter in the MTC... and the clock keeps
ticking.
I also got to say goodbye to one of the sisters in my group. She was
going home a little early for school. But it is still weird to see her go.
Yeah it was a pretty normal week. Today as per the Chinese tradition we
are going to spend all day cleaning our house and re-arraigning the furniture.
Happy new year!!!!
Love,
Elder Walker
伍長老
bad picture of us and the rest of the district
Elder Darrington writing on my leg
me and Elder Lee
me and my district leader Elder Harding
us, our roommates and the Lau family
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