Email 50: More fishing
Written by Charles Boling - - no commentsMen, Elder. You're supposed to be fishers of men....
Email 49: fishing
Written by Charles Boling - - no commentsMy companion...is obsessed with fishing. Whenever we pass a pond, creek, or even a drainage ditch with water...
Email 48
Written by Charles Boling - - no comments
I got a suprise videochat from Elder Slavens and Elder Shaw. Elder Slavens is currently at BYU, and he said that y'all should have visited him there while on vacation in Idaho....taking a detour to Logan is one thing, while taking a detour to Provo is another thing.
Email 47: BCS...but not
Written by Charles Boling - - no commentsMatthew didn't get his usual Sunday email from the family, since we were vacationing hard (and thus the late date on this). From his synopsis of the week:
Email 45
Written by Charles Boling - - no commentsToday's transfers. Matthew's staying; Elder Runia is being replaced by Elder Broadbent from Highland, UT.
Email 44
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This week's email is kind of boring, to be honest. I couldn't figure out how to integrate cats into it. Not that that has anything to do with it, but the fact still stands.
Email 43: Pests 2
Written by Charles Boling - - no commentsSunday night, I didn't sleep that well for some reason. On Monday, we got rid of another swarm of ants.
Monday night, I didn't sleep well again. So on Tuesday morning, I took nap number one.
...Tuesday afternoon, I took nap number two.
Tuesday night, I didn't sleep well again. Wednesday morning, I was on a false "high". I didn't feel tired, but by the time afternoon cycled around, I was feeling nauseous every time I moved because I was so tired. So I took nap number three.Thursday, I figured out why I haven't been sleeping well.
Email 42: Pests
Written by Charles Boling - - no comments42 is also, Matthew noted, "The answer to life, the universe, and everything."
He commented on an expected hot spell in Kalama this weekend (we may hit 90):
Here, we're just happy when the high temperature is below 100. President Larkin said some of the least comforting words possible to the entire mission: "Remember, it's only June!"
Email 41
Written by Charles Boling - - no commentsMonday, the four of us in the Duplex, along with the Cleveland Sisters, went on a hike in the Sam Houston National Forest. Yes, it is a respectable forest, with large trees, underbrush, and a couple of friendly dogs that showed up out of nowhere. The Sisters had other stuff to do in the afternoon, so the four of us Elders went to the church building; the other Elders called their family, and I did several things, among which was climbing all over the basketball hoop.
Email 40: Cleveland
Written by Charles Boling - - no commentsElder Scott is staying in Vidor, and my new area is Cleveland. My new companion is Elder Runia, and is the first one that is originally from Utah!