Hello!
I finally got Facebook, as many of you already know. I have graduated my days as a Greenie! It was surreal being at transfer meeting on Wednesday, and seeing all the newest greenies and just thinking I was there 3 months ago... less than that, actually. Well I haven't been able to actually teach on Facebook yet, since I'm pretty much just getting started but I'm pretty excited to start talking to people. It's awesome since we can also Skype people. Contacting on Facebook isn't any easier than normal. We pretty much just type, "friends of friends", or "people who are not my friends" and just start messaging people. and we always get the "uhh do i know you...?", or told to go away. But sometimes we get someone who isn't afraid to talk to some random, but well dressed stranger on Facebook. Then we just take it from there as normal contact. It's pretty much no different from regular contacting, except we get more time to think about what we want to say.
So Fairfield... what is to be said about
Fairfield??.... Hmm, how about we start with the fact that I have no
investigators!! What?! What is the meaning of this! We have one
progressing investigator. That's it. Man, this place is dry! Well I guess I need to work some of my magic and get us more people to teach! We spend
most of our time finding and contacting people. At least I'm not on
bike anymore and I get a little bit of a reprieve from that. Though I don't
think I would mind riding my bike here. It's really pretty. And the
people are really awesome in my ward. I'm just going to summarize it up
in a few simple words.... I'm going to get fat.... there it is! I threw
it out in the open! I'm not happy about it, but it's just going to happen. If it weren't for the fact I go jogging every morning, I wouldn't stand a
chance.
Well my new companion, Elder Kimball, is a pretty
solid guy. We get along pretty well, though he can be pretty quiet at
times. And let me tell you, this boy doesn't find me nearly as funny as
he should. It's criminal. It's pure injustice to my sense of humor. We're
working on it, but he better offer up a chuckle every once in a while or
there's going to be problems.
I finally got Facebook, as many of you already know. I have graduated my days as a Greenie! It was surreal being at transfer meeting on Wednesday, and seeing all the newest greenies and just thinking I was there 3 months ago... less than that, actually. Well I haven't been able to actually teach on Facebook yet, since I'm pretty much just getting started but I'm pretty excited to start talking to people. It's awesome since we can also Skype people. Contacting on Facebook isn't any easier than normal. We pretty much just type, "friends of friends", or "people who are not my friends" and just start messaging people. and we always get the "uhh do i know you...?", or told to go away. But sometimes we get someone who isn't afraid to talk to some random, but well dressed stranger on Facebook. Then we just take it from there as normal contact. It's pretty much no different from regular contacting, except we get more time to think about what we want to say.
Well speaking of Uncle Robert, I have an Elder in my
district by the name of Paul Teisina who is from Bountiful who said he
had a football coach named Bob Larsen. Ringing any bells
Uncle Robert? I'm not sure if you did any coaching, but if you did then
you are probably this man.
What?! Mom you cant just drop an apostle bomb on me
like that and not tell me who it was! Was it Holland? Eyring? ......was
it Peter...? I need to know! Oh and mom, before I forget, where did you
get my vial customized? My comp wants to know. By the way, I was just
told by the elders that live next door that they got my package, so
thanks mom!
Well I'm not used to being around so many other
missionaries. Up in Crescent City I was pretty isolated and there were
only 6 of us. But now I'm around so many that our P-days are huge! We
just went to this arcade place called Scandia, and played some laser
tag. My team won, naturally. It was so much fun. Although the work is a
little harder here in Fairield, I really like the area. There's a lot
more to do and certainly a lot more people to talk to. Well I'm going to
wrap it up but I bear gifts.... PICTURES!! You know the ones I was
suppose to send months ago? Well I love you all! I'll see you all on Facebook!
Love Your Elder,
Ellis
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