Mommy and la Famille!!
Okay...so first, the language is coming...alright. It's pretty tough. I
definitely know that I can't learn it without Heavenly Father's help. I'm
learning so much though!! I really can't wait to go to France and be fully
immersed in the language!!
Second, San Fran was alright. I woke up at 2 A.M. to be to the bus by 2:30
A.M. On the way to the airport, there was a missionary that was going out to the
field to Oklahoma. His name is Elder Web!! Remember Mr. Web from Mountain Crest High School that you taught with? Yeah. His son. That I went to Millville Elementary with. He was the starting quarterback this last year for Mountain Crest. We talked about some of our old friends
and talked about how we used to play soccer together at recess and stuff like
that. It was SO weird to get oot and aboot though. Bishop and Sister Cole were
on my flight to San Fran. It was nice to see some familiar faces. The trip in
all was THE biggest waste of time. We got to the French Consolate, verified that
our name was spelled correctly, took a picture, then left. We went to the
Fisherman's Wharf and ate there after. There was a crepe shop. I got a breakfast
crepe. It was SO good!! It had scrambled eggs and cheese in it. Mmmhmm!! :) But
it was such a long day!
Third, my first P-day was last Monday. We go to the Temple every Monday. :)
It's great!! I HAVE to do laundry every week. Otherwise I won't have any clothes
for gym. I did have to buy detergent and we just use the cards they give us to
do laundry. It costs like 50 cents a load, so only like $1 to do all my laundry.
My comp and I do our laundry together to save monies. On P-day, we just chill.
We have gym Tuesday-Friday and PPE on Saturday, so there's not much of a reason
to work out on P-day. :D
Things with my comp are going well. He seems very
quiet and reserved. Maybe he's just not comfortable yet? We do have a good
companionship though, so don't take that wrong.
The district is SO good!! We're all like brothers!! It's awesome!! Except
there is one companionship in our district that doesn't get along...like at all.
And we all feel the tension. So until that companionship learns how to love each
other, we'll have that tension. But the rest of us are super close!! It's pretty
great!! Although, everybody is really sarcastic...and it's kinda hurtful
sometimes. It tends to make me feel like I'm not a part of "the group."
We have taught four lessons...except me. I've only taught three. The fourth
lesson was taught on the day I went to San Fran. The first lesson was SOOOO
awkward because we didn't know how to speak French very well...ha. The second
lesson was TONS better!! We spoke it better...except when we'd ask our
investigator a question, she'd respond...and we didn't know how to
respond back...bahaha! But the third lesson was MONEY!! She's totes getting
baptized!! ;)
Thank you so much for the package!! I actually received it on Saturday, but
couldn't get it because the mail office place closed before I could get there.
So I got it this morning after we went to the temple. :) Thanks SOOO much for
the peanut butter, shorts, socks, and USB cord! So funny story, the USB cord
isn't working on the MTC computers...so I don't think you'll be getting any
pictures until I'm in France. Which, by the way, I leave to France on the 16th.
It's one straight flight to Paris. :)
Um, so this week was tough for me. I got really homesick and really
depressed and felt so alone. I finally just asked Heavenly Father to let me know
that He is there and that He loves me. And just what I needed, I received a
super encouraging letter from Tori Fawson. It was so supportive and totally made
me feel so much better!! And then I got letter from Mommy and Jaret and that
helped too! I'm doing so much better now. :)
Love y'all!!
-Elder Wilson
P.s. Keep sending those dearelders. I love getting letters!! :) they really
help me a lot.
P.s.s. Will you and Daddy and Kaysen pray for me to have the gift
of tongues three times a day? One of my teachers, Frere Saguibo, testified that
if we pray for that three times a day, and ask our families do so as well, and
we study faithfully, we'll be able to learn the language easier and quicker. So,
please, help me out. :) thanks!! Je t'aime beaucoup!!
Au revoir!!
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