10 January 2011

Hello!

This week was pretty boring because I got quarantined to the apartment because I got sick. Sister Collins said it is probably bronchitis.  Super lame and I felt totally useless cause I wasn't preaching the gospel.

One highlight of the week was that Star came to church on Sunday and brought her boyfriend who goes to a Catholic church with his parents and he told Star that he liked our church better. Booyah! Even though they only stayed for sacrament meeting, but that is fine.

President Collins truck was broken into and his briefcase was stolen which had a bunch of important stuff inside it including his scriptures, church keys, mission documents, and some other stuff. So the whole mission fasted so that he would find his stuff. Not long after that a lady called an Elder in the mission and said that she found a briefcase with all this stuff in it laying outside of a bank. The power of fasting works and that is just one example.Nothing else really happened cause I was inside for the majority of the week so I don't have much to report on. But I hope you guys are having a good time back home because I am having the time of my life out here.


Also I got a call this morning telling me I am being transferred, so I will tell you where I am next week. So don't send anything here anymore, cause I won't be here.  I'm a little sad cause I love the people here and Star is making so much progress and she wants to get baptized so bad. I have no idea where I am going, they only tell us at transfer meeting.  And something funny and cool, Sister Kennedy told us that we eat more than any other missionaries she has seen, and I have only gained like 3 or 4 pounds since I've been out and I eat like it's thanksgiving every time I eat at a members home.

Thanks for your words mom, I love you too!  I'm doing the best way I know how to be a good person, by taking on the attributes of Christ.  somebody told us this week that our parents are lucky to have us cause we are so great and loving, I guess they were right.

Love, Elder Robertson