I just imagined seeing Crimson Lake again. (Mom and Dad emailed me from
the Cabin) It is true that Tahiti and its islands are very beautiful, but
sometimes I miss the good old cold misty lakes from my home country.
Yes we were in a parade this week, there were over 1000 Church members
participating and I think almost 100 missionaries. The parade was for Fête de L’Autonomie.
It was super fun, I may have winked at Miss
Tahiti as we walked by. But no worries she’s probably not my type.
The
work right now is doing ok, as slow as it is--it is still moving forward, progressing
a little bit each week. We had a reasonable week, ended up getting a fair
amount of work in. My missionary tan is starting to get better that's for sure. I am
creeping in on my ninth month mark, which is scary because time has been
absolutely flying by.
We teach an English class twice a week to members and investigators, normally we have about 5-7 people in the class. I've actually really liked teaching English.
Nothing crazy interesting really happened, we ended
up doing a convert baptism this week and a primary baptism, which was so much
fun, those little doobers are so funny.
Well I love you guys! Have fun at
the cabin! tell the Maupin's I say hi.
Elder Goodwin
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We helped with a primary baptism this week. |
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| I got to baptize and confirm little primary girl this week, that was awesome! |
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| My companion, Elder Tapuhiro got to baptize a nine-year old boy as well. |
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| Enjoying teaching English... |
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