So another week is done!
This week was kinda mundane. We spent a lot of time in the
office working on getting things ready for the upcoming zone conferences. So
that was most of the week.
We did get a chance to go on a split on Wednesday. That was
a lot of fun. I got to work with two great elders in Ampefiloha. We had a good
day.
But Tuesday and Thursday we spent in the office. Saturday we
also spent mostly in the office.
Friday we attended a child of record baptism, that was
really well done, and then there was a big party afterwards. It was a lot of
fun and really great! We also got to teach a good recent convert lesson to
Medy.
Sunday was the stake conference. We just watched them in our
individual buildings with our wards. It was a really good regional stake
conference with Elder Robert C Gay, Elder Bednar, one of the Primary presidency
sisters, and President Uchtdorf presiding.
So Saturday during the day we chased a rat around our
office, trying to find and kill him. He has been here for a while and they had
set out poison for him, but he was still around. So we were tracking him and
we found him but then we lost him in some cupboards. But we had noticed that he
was shaking and not moving very well, so we concluded that the poison had
gotten to him and that he was soon to die. So we left him, and then on Sunday
we had to search for him again, because we were pretty sure he was dead, and we
didnt want him stinking. So we had to find him. Well, we found him and that was
good. He was decent sized. He wasnt like the giant ones that run around the
gutters outside, but they were good sized. The ones outside that run in the
gutters are like the size of most cats.
So since we are talking about rats, several people have
written me about the bubonic plague that is going around in Madagascar. We are
aware and we are taking precautions to keep ourselves healthy. So dont worry
'bout us, we're doing alright.
So this week really does not have much to report on. This
morning the missionaries got together and played a turkey bowl. Obviously I
wasnt allowed to play, but I enjoyed watching and hanging out with the other
missionaries. Mom note: Elder Weber told me last week that after moving luggage around for transfers, his back started acting up, so he is on physical restrictions.
So I am really sorry for the weak email, because I really
don't have much to say. But I will say this. From now until Christmas, life is
going to be getting a little crazy, and by a little I mean, there are about
1832 Km of driving in store for us. ROAD TRIPS! And that is all before the 13th
of December. And 6 zone conferences, and lots of other things. This week was
the calm before the storm and the storm is going to be a little crazy. So this
week we will be going out to Tamatave, and then we will be back again. So you
can look forward to my report on Tamatave next week!
Until next week!
Elder Weber
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