Jacob:
Hello, everyone. It's nice to hear from you each week and get caught up on what is happening.
We
had a dinner appointment with Elder and Sister Pocock this past Sunday.
We ate some chicken fettuccine, fruit, and brownies with sherbet. It
was a pretty fun time. I find that some of my favorite spiritual
thoughts are about the story of Jonah and the rich young ruler. They are
both very informative and I learned from previous companions the
history and background behind these and other scriptural accounts, so I
decided to incorporate some important elements from those stories into
our lessons.
Yes, this week was the Hail an Farewell. I have a
couple of pictures from the event that I expect to send you. You know
that red means "stop" and green means "go," right? (except for
watermelons :D) At the Hail and Farewell the red ribbon is to welcome
those who have put their regular lifestyle on hold to serve a mission,
and the green ribbon is for RMs who need to move on with their life. I
have a month left, but since they don't have another Hail and Farewell
for two months I had to wear it for this month. I do have mixed
feelings, but come what may and love it.Tara : Hi son... Good to get a nice long letter from you! Sounds like things are going well?
Jacob: Yes they are. Thank you for noticing.
Tara: How is your sleeping going? I hope you are able to get to sleep better?
Jacob: Yes I am.
Tara: Oh good! We are loving the pictures you sent. It is so fun to see you, and the activities you are doing? Do you like getting the pictures we send?
Jacob: Yes I do
Elder Kitchell and Schroeder, currently the best pianists on the mission |
Me and my previous district leader, Elder Dowd. |
The Hail and Farewell banner, with other decor. The theme incorporated both pioneers and America's freedom |
The singers. They sang pioneer songs, and in between songs some of the missionaries got to share stories of their pioneer ancestors. |
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