This week was kinda rough, on
accounta Elder Rae and I were sick. We thought we were going to die
once or twice, but we're okay now. Sister Scherrer is the mission nurse
so she gave us drugs and we feel really good now.
We tracted into this really nice lady. We said we
were doing a survey and she invited us right in, told us to sit down and
gave us something to drink, which is all pretty Hungarian. After we
were done with our survey, she thought we were pretty great and gave us
like a whole meals worth of vegetables and fresh kolbász, said we could
come back next week, said she has a Book of Mormon that she recieved
years ago that shed love to read and said she has a friend that would be
interested in talking with us too. We walked out of that house and
didnt know what happened. It was like someone accidently put someone
from south america in a Hungarian house here in Pápa. We'll see if she
is actually interested in the church, but at the very least I hope she
keeps giving us food.
Right now we're emailing in the pub again and its
kinda fun. Theres a drunk guy in the next room shouting about Jews and
Communism and other political things (there was a big election
yesterday). Who could be mad about the crazy Hungarian bácsis?
Conference was really good and I hope you all
enjoyed understanding what was going on for like ten hours. It was kinda
cool to watch the morning sessions and think about how all of you were
watching it too, though. After my companion told me what was said, I
decided I liked Elder Hollands talk on Saturday morning, President
Uchtdorfs talk some other time and pretty much most of the other ones.
Elder Uchtdorfs reminded me of this thing that an elder in my district
said that other day about why we ask God to bless our meals. It was an
interesting thought, and as far as we know, theres no doctrinal support
for it. Basically, the point is to be thankful and acknowledge how
everything we get is from God.
SInce I'm in the sketchy pub, I'm not gonna send any
pictures but thats okay cuz i dont really have very many, I'll take more
and send them next week hopefully.
Sok szeretettel,
Anderson Elder.
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