The last week of the year was pretty good, a pleasant way to finish out.
On
exchanges, Elder Barnes and I went to a member's house for breakfast, where
apparently the nonmember husband was bashing the member's wife and Elder Barnes
in Spanish. I just got to sit there and enjoy my food without any understanding
of what was happening. We had more Spanish lessons with investigators and I
just got to kinda exist and be present. Later that night, like 10 pm, while we
were in bed, the sisters came by begging for the packages we had grabbed for them,
that was kinda funny.
Wednesday
and Thursday weren't too exciting. We just had district council and a zone
meeting, the rest of our time we tried getting in contact with and teaching
some inactive members.
Friday
we had another food truck service, and they had way too much leftover Christmas
treats, bread, and meat, so we ended up taking a couple big boxes home full of
whatever food we wanted. We also got to teach our friend Deyanta who we were a
bit worried about, and he is doing well.
Our
interviews were a little weird this transfer. We instead did them with our ZLs,
and I basically just sat in a room with Elder Farris and we just joked for a
solid 20 minutes. It was very bizarre, don't know what president expects to
gain from what the zls gather. We did find a couple new people to teach in the
afternoon. We met over zoom as a mission and watched a slideshow of the year
and then the movie best two years.
Sunday
we had church in the morning, and then in the afternoon we joined the Wells and
Bullocks for dinner.
Pday
was also my birthday, and it was pretty fun. I officially went a full year
without any soda as well, so to celebrate of course I had to go and buy some
mountain dew for the week. We went to the Hibberts in Jones Creek for kolaches
and some games. In the afternoon we met as a district to play volleyball and
have lunch together.
It
was all in all a solid week and I enjoyed quite a bit of it.
-Elder
Thompson
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