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Hey Padre!
Sorry, just getting to where I can sit down to email.
It's going pretty well.
Earlier today some missionaries in our zone did a Habanero challenge
and it was probably one of the funniest things I have ever seen. They
were pretty desperate for relief after a few minutes.
Other than that just adjusting to my new companion.
We just went to the store for groceries.
I've found that the most cost effective option with past companions is
for each person to get what they would like and then split the cost
down the middle, sharing food throughout the week. Surprisingly this
has worked pretty well and made it where there is a better variety of
food throughout the week as well. Elder Brown was trained by a
missionary where they ate out quite a bit spending all of their money
within the first 2-3 weeks and then starving the rest of the time or
using personal money from home. Elder Brown got an email from his
parents this last week saying he still has 20 months to go and really
needs to watch the spending. Anyway we ended up spending about 50
dollars a piece today but now we have food!
I'm back to the Hafer Road building for P-day actives and District
Meetings; where I was at for my time in Westfield.
More coming. Love ya!
-- Elder Mark Vickers
Sorry, just getting to where I can sit down to email.
It's going pretty well.
Earlier today some missionaries in our zone did a Habanero challenge
and it was probably one of the funniest things I have ever seen. They
were pretty desperate for relief after a few minutes.
Other than that just adjusting to my new companion.
We just went to the store for groceries.
I've found that the most cost effective option with past companions is
for each person to get what they would like and then split the cost
down the middle, sharing food throughout the week. Surprisingly this
has worked pretty well and made it where there is a better variety of
food throughout the week as well. Elder Brown was trained by a
missionary where they ate out quite a bit spending all of their money
within the first 2-3 weeks and then starving the rest of the time or
using personal money from home. Elder Brown got an email from his
parents this last week saying he still has 20 months to go and really
needs to watch the spending. Anyway we ended up spending about 50
dollars a piece today but now we have food!
I'm back to the Hafer Road building for P-day actives and District
Meetings; where I was at for my time in Westfield.
More coming. Love ya!
-- Elder Mark Vickers
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3:13 PM (58 minutes ago)
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Yep, he's on the left. Elder Apaui is on the right. They came out together and I helped Elder A with his Restoration outline during a training meeting. He's a great kid.
       
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 Pictures from the Field 3
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