Found some new allies in combat. Stop.
One of them has a baptismal date for the 24th of May. Stop.
We were able to secure two member families that have been off the radar for years. Stop.
We are teaching their two oldest children of ages eleven and ten. Stop.
Our men are approaching victory with only a few bogies on our tail. Over and out.
FACTS I LEARNED:
- This is our Stake President and he is awesome. I know a celebrity now. http://www.mormon.org/
fra/matthieu
- German is a silly language. Finnish is easier, I find.
- Teaching a ten year old the Ten Commandments is like telling a cat to sleep all day and tear up furniture.
So...this was a week of success, obviously. I need to thank you for your prayers and support that have made my mission one of the most enjoyable, productive experiences I've ever had. I'll stop talking now though and give you pictures to enjoy.
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| Here's a higher view of Clermont. Notre Dame Cathedral is just chilling in the middle of the city. Kind of reminds me of Mordor a little bit. |
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| We had a crazy storm that turned the street in front of our house into a river. Made daily planning a lot more exciting. |
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| Some French dude at church jamming on the piano. I thought a picture of this would be appropriate to share. |
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| Look at the baby Tahitian. I'm sure my parents wouldn't mind me moving to Tahiti if I gave them grandchildren that looked like this. |
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