Dear Family
Well it takes some getting used to
being in a tri pan, but I really like it! It’s a lot of fun working with two other
elders because you learn more than you would with just one. Tracting is always fun now because people just
give us a funny look because we all are so big but I think it makes them listen
more.
Wednesday we went to see one of our
investigators but he wasn’t home and our back up plan was to knock the area
around him, so we went knocking and we tried to make some good contacts. Maybe four houses later this lady was out
front of her house doing yard work, we started talking and she told us she wasn’t
interested but her neighbors are. So we
went and knocked the door, it turns out they are members and there is a lady
there who thought she was a member, but apparently the church lost her records.
Her name is Sissy Ryan, she said that
she wants to be baptized! We are meeting
with her tomorrow. MIRACLE!!!
It was really fun talking to most of
you last night and I’m glad that you all are doing so well! I’m pretty jealous of all the golfing you've
all been doing but we all would know what would happen if I was there ;) ha ha.
On the coast they have this thing
called June gloom, so every June it gets all foggy and wet and dark, it only
lasts until about 2 pm though. But it
always makes the morning really hard when it is dark and cold and just bad! But it should be gone pretty soon! June is half way over already so that’s nice!
Tomorrow I’m going on a Spanish exchange ...
pray for me because I don’t know any Spanish at all! So we will see how all the lessons go, but
luckily the Elder I’m going to be with knows Spanish really well. I’m sure everything will turn out great and
that I’ll learn some Spanish!
I hope everyone is doing well and
that you travel safely!
Love you soooooooo much,
Elder Garrett
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