Well another week down! Nothing too exciting happened. My companion, Elder Robbins and I are staying together another transfer. We get along great. Mom! Yes, I use deodorant and iron my shirts! Seriously! I could use some more ties. I washed 3 of those ties from the Missionary Mall and it ruined them.
This transfer we have a new zone leader and both of them are strictly obedient! Like if you're one minute late for studies they freak out. We haven't had any commitments with any of our investigators. We are working hard. I've definitely grown a lot. I can't wait to see what I'm like in 21 months.
Glad to hear the Birchs' are getting sealed! That's good! I will get to go to the temple around general conference weekend. We only get to go to the temple four times a year, if you are on the islands where the temples are. What else is new at home? How is Rocco?
There are two types of missionaries. The type that only cares about the number and the type that actually cares about the person. We care about the people and are working hard to bring them back.
Send some pictures from home so I can see people! Thanks for all you do!
Love,
Elder Hudson
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Week #10
Hello!
Glad it's finally Monday! Sounds like everything is going good back home. Nothing is really new here! Except transfers are coming and people think I'm getting transfered. We'll see. I'm excited but sad at the same time. I've made so many good friends here, I don't want to leave. I'm loving it here! The people are great, the weather is beautiful, what more can you ask for?! Glad everything went good at the homecoming dinner thing. I'm glad the girls got my letter on time.
We are still working with Dolly. We are about to baptize a 15 year old name Jaymin. He has been coming to church for awhile and finally wants to be baptized.
I don't miss home, surprisingly. I can't believe I've been out for three months, it doesn't seem that long, but at the same time it has seemed like forever!
As missionaries we are taught, when in doubt, bare your testimony! You'll never go wrong baring your testimony. It's been quite slow, but still fun. In our pad, we have Elder Tuihalangingie from Oakland, Elder Lyons from St. George and Elder Tui is our district leader. We have way cool Elders out here!
What is the weather like? That's good Nate's (Allred)had his farewell! I'm sure he did great. Did he seem excited? It's so important to be out here. I've seen it bless my life SO much.
Love,
Elder Hudson
Glad it's finally Monday! Sounds like everything is going good back home. Nothing is really new here! Except transfers are coming and people think I'm getting transfered. We'll see. I'm excited but sad at the same time. I've made so many good friends here, I don't want to leave. I'm loving it here! The people are great, the weather is beautiful, what more can you ask for?! Glad everything went good at the homecoming dinner thing. I'm glad the girls got my letter on time.
We are still working with Dolly. We are about to baptize a 15 year old name Jaymin. He has been coming to church for awhile and finally wants to be baptized.
I don't miss home, surprisingly. I can't believe I've been out for three months, it doesn't seem that long, but at the same time it has seemed like forever!
As missionaries we are taught, when in doubt, bare your testimony! You'll never go wrong baring your testimony. It's been quite slow, but still fun. In our pad, we have Elder Tuihalangingie from Oakland, Elder Lyons from St. George and Elder Tui is our district leader. We have way cool Elders out here!
What is the weather like? That's good Nate's (Allred)had his farewell! I'm sure he did great. Did he seem excited? It's so important to be out here. I've seen it bless my life SO much.
Love,
Elder Hudson
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