3/25/2019 Week 73: What Kind Of Cats Like To Go Bowling?

Alley cats. This week was a good week. Nice and warm. And a bit rainy. People are coming out from what seemed to be hibernation. We had the northern lights a few days ago but I didn't get to see them unfortunately so all I saw from our window was a very blue sky.It was past midnight so we couldn't go out looking so I just set an alarm and stared out the cold window for nothing. Now for the sad news. I think I have developed an allergy to dogs and cats. Every time we talk to someone with a pet know I will feel like I am suffocating. Last of all, we knock on the door of a guy who when he saw us told  us to wait a minute. A few minutes later the guy came back with his daughter and told us to teach her. She was not interested so it got really awkward. But that's all that happened this week that was interesting enough to talk about. Talk to y'all later. Bye. 

3/18/2019 Week 72: I’m Super Friendly With 25 Letters of the Alphabet.

I just don't know why. Hello everyone. Happy late St. Patrick's. This week was a fast week for us because the weather was warm enough for people to come out side. Also our hands were not hurting after knocking on over 30 frozen doors. It was perfect for missionary work. I didn't have to wear a jacket for the first time a few months. We even had to turn our AC on because my companion got too hot, I was comfy. This was the first successful week in a while as well because we found about 6 people who said we could come back. So everything is going great. We also drove to an part of our area that we had not been to yet because of miles and scouted around the town. Then we tracted out a whole town, population of 5 people. They weren't interested. Thats all for this week. Talk to yall later.

3/11/2019 Week 71: I Ate A Dictionary

It was thesaurus my throat has ever been. This was an interesting week. Our heater went out so it got to about 10-20 degrees in out apartment. Also there is a hole in the wall so that doesn't help. Apparently my pictures didn't send last week. This week was mostly just us finding more people to try to teach. We have one referral that is showing promise. She is talking to online missionaries. So the transition will be a lot better for when we teach her so she will already feel comfortable being taught by us. Also our district has split in half because there are to many missionaries meeting together. Last of all we had transfer calls on Saturday. I am thankfully staying in this area. I really like this area so I am glad to still be here. Talk to yall next week. Bye

3/4/2019 Week 70: What Do You Call An Acid With An Attitude?

A-mean-o-acid. Hello, this week was a normal week. We did a little more personal contacting. We  went walking around a park and talking to people. While walking around we found some cool tourist spots. I realize that the white handbook says not to look like a tourist but I think it was well worth it and got some pictures. One of the pictures was of a massive 800 year old tree stump some of the info by the tree says that one of the lower branches of the tree was 8 feet in diameter. The tree was so big I couldn't fit it in one picture. The tree was struck by lightning causing it to be hollowed out. The next picture was the taxidermy of the worlds largest bull named Old Ben. When born it was 150 pounds and when it died it was 4,800 pounds. 6 ft tall and 8 ft long. Then the last picture was of a bridge in the same park that was 100 years old. Crazy stuff there. I am trying to find more stuff to take pictures of. I was told that the is a "beach" nearby called the Kokomo beach so we might check it out. Other than that it was a normal week of finding and talking. Talk to yall later. bye.