It was nice to hear that the house is finally up on the market, and it is looking great. I hope that all goes well there.
Second, I can now tell you about my week. This week
was pretty awesome, the sisters got us a baptismal date named B... who is pretty awesome. We met with him twice
already, but then he skipped our third appointment and sacrament
meeting. On the bright side, he called us last night and apologized and
set up again for Tuesday. I made my first Polish phone call to B...,
and all was well, both parties were understood and I felt really
accomplished!
We had exchanges with an AP and an Office Elder. The whole situation was
kind of confusing but I will explain as fast as possible. Basically
Elder B and J (his comp) were supposed to come to Łódź to go on
splits with my comp and I. Then J got sick, so B took H,
an office elder, instead. H was my companion for a day. It went
really well. H was cool, he is from Whales and a really funny chap.
Basically it went just like any other day... contacting, picking up
B to accompany him to the chapel for the first time, contacting,
etc...
Later in the week Elder S got sick (everyone is
getting sick, I haven't caught anything yet *knock on wood*). Elders S and
Ż had a lesson, so we had to do emergency splits. I stayed with
Elder S while Elder Ż and my comp took the lesson. They were out too late
to make it back to get me back home with my comp before curfew, so I
stayed the night at the other elder's place and Ż took my place. We
switched back in the morning. My second Polish phone call was made to
Elder Ż's investigator.
The sisters got transferred out of Łódź into Gdańsk.
They are missed greatly, and we are still figuring out how we are going
to divide up their area book and such.
I think you just emailed me so I will send this off and see..... Hold on.
Note from Mom: Brian and I went on chatting for a while, here are some snippets from our chat.
Just yesterday, we went out to contact a referral from the office who wanted a Book of Mormon. She was not home, but we decided to finish tracting the street that she lived on. In one of the buildings on her street, we tracted into a nice mother who did not take a Book of Mormon, but she was very nice and said she would love to research more. She was going to check out Mormon.org and see what it had for her. It was not some “huge miracle”, but it was a tender mercy. That night, not much else was really going for us. We were just tracting and being turned down, we had no lessons planned, etc. Also, while tracting, we got calls from 3 people who set up lessons with us. Another tender mercy.
Also, you can post somewhere public that anyone who wants to can email me or dear elder me, I just may take a long long time to respond... [brian.godwin@myldsmail.net] [Dear Elders can take weeks to get to him]
The new senior couple is cool. I think they are still getting used to Poland. They served in Hong Kong before. I think Poland is even harder than that mission though. They are making a YSA Thanksgiving dinner that we are invited to. The comp and I are doing great though.
I got the recipes you sent, can you send me some more. I don't really have much in mind, just cheap and quick. Maybe some stews/soups/other hot and good stuff. We can get meat, potatoes, carrots, all sorts of veggies really... maybe some Beat recipes, they have a lot of beats here. Split pea soup for days where we combine dinner and planning time and have a couple of hours to cook. I have a blender and we have every appliance except a microwave.
Well, I am going to let you catch some zzzz's. Love you all, keep fighting the good fight. I won't freeze, I am a man of any climate. Today is actually surprisingly warm, but I don't know the exact temperature.
Love you all!
Note from Mom: Brian and I went on chatting for a while, here are some snippets from our chat.
Just yesterday, we went out to contact a referral from the office who wanted a Book of Mormon. She was not home, but we decided to finish tracting the street that she lived on. In one of the buildings on her street, we tracted into a nice mother who did not take a Book of Mormon, but she was very nice and said she would love to research more. She was going to check out Mormon.org and see what it had for her. It was not some “huge miracle”, but it was a tender mercy. That night, not much else was really going for us. We were just tracting and being turned down, we had no lessons planned, etc. Also, while tracting, we got calls from 3 people who set up lessons with us. Another tender mercy.
Also, you can post somewhere public that anyone who wants to can email me or dear elder me, I just may take a long long time to respond... [brian.godwin@myldsmail.net] [Dear Elders can take weeks to get to him]
The new senior couple is cool. I think they are still getting used to Poland. They served in Hong Kong before. I think Poland is even harder than that mission though. They are making a YSA Thanksgiving dinner that we are invited to. The comp and I are doing great though.
I got the recipes you sent, can you send me some more. I don't really have much in mind, just cheap and quick. Maybe some stews/soups/other hot and good stuff. We can get meat, potatoes, carrots, all sorts of veggies really... maybe some Beat recipes, they have a lot of beats here. Split pea soup for days where we combine dinner and planning time and have a couple of hours to cook. I have a blender and we have every appliance except a microwave.
Well, I am going to let you catch some zzzz's. Love you all, keep fighting the good fight. I won't freeze, I am a man of any climate. Today is actually surprisingly warm, but I don't know the exact temperature.
Love you all!
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