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Date: | Mon, 15 Oct 2018 15:05:32 -0500 |
From: | Brett Hogg |
Fist of all, I GOT THE BOXES!!!!!! And they are AWESOME!!! Thank you guys so much!! I don't have a picture with all the stuff right now (mostly because a lot of it got consumed fairly quickly). They came mid week, so we just put them inside and we had to go. But needless to say Grandma Debbie's cookies, and the cookies that mom sent didn't last long. We've already made mac n' cheese and pasta, and had the soup. We bought cheese to go with the pizza stuff, and we are STOKED for it. So our bellies are happy right now. Gracias yall! ❤
The
soup came in handy this week, because as you know I was feeling a bit
under the weather a couple weeks back. Well I've been feeling a lot
better but still have a little bit of what is probably a sinus
infection. So the mission nurse told us to go on down to the urgent care
place and get some antibiotics. Well that morning that we did that,
Elder K woke up with a pretty bad cold, and later that night I had a
upset stomach. So we were both sick and the next day it was worse! My
new stomach bug wasn't pretty, and Elder K was dying. We had the soup
for dinner that night. BUT the work of the Lord waits for no man, so we
still got out there and worked.
We
also went on exchanges with some other missionaries too this week. I
was with an Elder from Hawaii, who actually came out with me (when I
came back out). He was a professional singer back home, how cool is
that? He had a contract to sing and play ukulele at fancy hotel in
Japan. As part of his whole deal was he got his own room in the Hotel to
live in and everything. I thought that only happened in Disney Channel
shows lol.
As far as
people we are teaching, nothing monumentally new. We however are
teaching a new marshallese family! The daughter is an active member, but
her parents are not. The husband is actually from Pompeii?? That's what
they said but Google Maps says that's just a city outside of Naples,
Italy, and not a Pacific Island, and he's definitely from one of those.
Either Way, he doesn't really speak marshallese. Well they understand
enough English to get by, but the daughter translates every once and
while. Also we have an app for missionaries that has flashcards for
phrases and words to help missionaries learn languages. Sometimes we
read things in marshallese right off there, and that helps. It was a good
lesson and it seemed like they understood everything. It reminded me of
teaching Hispanics because right after we asked if there was anything
we could do for them, and she was like "We made dinner, so you could
eat" and were surprised! She made us soy sauce chicken with rice, it was
pretty good!
Fifth of
all, I'M NOT GETTING TRANSFERRED. Staying here in Oklahoma with Elder
Korhonen for my last 6 weeks! It doesn't feel real, but also feels
right. I'm pretty at peace with it all. The Lord wants me to go home at
some point, "and I can only do his will" (-JS), that's that I
suppose.
That's about it thank you again SOOOOOOOOO much for the foodstuffs!! 📦📦📦📦📦
You guys rock and I love you all!
Elder Hogg
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