Cutting my own hair: Before
During
After
Elder Brandão na divisão
Scrambled eggs and hot sauce—ótimo!
CAIXA CHEGOU!!!!!!!!! (x4)
Went straight for the good stuff
Letter from E. Nelson!
This week was otimo!!! There were a ton of good things that
happened.
GENERAL CONFERENCE WAS AWESOME!!! The Saturday afternoon
session was the best I’ve ever seen in my life. What’s better than missionary
work when on a mission—nothing! I left that session and went straight to the
road absolutely fired up to invite people to hear the gospel and I talked to
everyone I saw. Man it was great! That
session was a nitro-charged booster to my heart, might, mind, and strength that
I was needing. I loved the Sunday afternoon session as well. Almost cried. Didn’t.
I love you Mom! I think those might have been my favorite sessions because I watched
them in English hehe.
I got a letter from Elder Nelson! He was one of my best
friends from the MTC and had to return home because of a fractured wrist but
was now reassigned to the Canada Toronto Mission. Good luck out there bro!
A caixa shegou! The package got here! The pictures will tell
you that story. I love the pictures, candy, beef jerky!, letters, and dental
floss (I was needing dental floss). I love you Mom, Dad, Dallin, Tyler, Heidi,
Natalie, Katie, and Bryce! I miss you all!
I remember something funny from this week. It was from your
email mom. You said that since Dallin left it’s “been real quiet with only 5
kids at home.” KKKKK! (Meaning hahahahaha in Portuguese) J
I read some scriptures this week that I really loved. The
first was Titus 3:3-7. Go look it up! It will take 40 seconds and feed you
spiritually for 4 hours. The second was Doctrine and Covenants 103:36. It’s
short and I memorized it on Portuguese because that’s kind of my first language
no. Good luck: “Toda vitoria e
toda Gloria ser-vos-ao manifestadas por meio de vossa diligencia, fidelidad, e
oracoes de fe.” There’s another 4 hours worth of spiritual…
…CHIMARRAO is an energizing, warming and nutritional
tradition from the south of Brazil. We drink the hot herb-water about every day
in the office. I sent a picture of it to you guys once. President and Sister
Buhrer like it and have us a thermal garraga (I don’t know the best English
word) so we could store and use heated water for the chimarrao all day long. It’s
great and I want to take some back with me to the USA.
Well, the time has come. President Bührer told me yesterday that the next transfer will be my last in the office. I'll train a new financial secretary and the return to the field. Woohoo! I'm excited. I've really loved my time in the office and am grateful for everything I have learned. I learned more in these months that will help me later in life than in any other equal period of my 19 years. I'll miss being close to Pres. Bührer but love working on the road and in homes all day. This mission is the best!
I love you all! Muito obrigado por tudo!
Elder Anderson
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