Well lets see what
is happening. For p- days we don't
do any thing
fun. We don't
go sight
seeing and we
don't do any
thing of the
sort. We have
a couple
minutes right
now to check
our email then
we are going
to go try to
make pizza
with a family
that we
baptized. As
for families I will be eating
cake on my
birthday
because my
birthday
happens to be on Saturday and Saturday is
baptism day. I baptized a
family today
and yes it is
p-day but Saturday we
are going to
have a wedding
and a baptism
for a sick
family. I will be baking
a cake as well
as hopefully
eating some.
So this week
was real
interesting. Thursday we
had a
testimony
meeting with
the zone and
it was way
spiritual. After words, we joked with one of
the elders in
the zone cause
he was the
only one to
not baptize a
family. It was way
funny cause he
is the kind of
kid that if
you look and
talk and hang
out with him
you are like
this kid is a
full on
flamer.
(gay) It
was way funny, he is one of
my District Leaders and an
amazing
missionary, he
is just a
little femy
but I love the
kid and he is one
of the best
missionary's in
the zone. On Friday I got up and went to
lunch and came home
and went to
bed and didn't
get up until Sunday morning
to go to
church. That
was
interesting. I had a 103.3
fever for a
while and the
runs and threw
up also, but I am
fine now. Nothing a
blessing from
the priesthood
couldn't solve.
Sunday we took
a bunch of
people to
church, then we
went to a
meeting with
all the
leaders in the
stake and we
gave a report
of what all
the
missionaries
did this
month. After that, the
day was over.
As for
going to the
temple, I have
to go some
where when I get home (Kyle says he want to go to the temple first thing when he gets home to reconcile with the Lord, but the San Antonio temple is closed for cleaning when he gets home, so the nearest temple would be Houston). I still want
to go alone so
we will see
how things all go when I get
home.
Also, great news
from Elder Sanders. Saturday he is
going to
propose to his
girl, so he is
doing good work. That was done
in less then a
year. That's
what I am
looking for
also.
Alright
spiritual
experiencia of
the week-- was
with the
family we are
going to
baptize this
week. He is a member but less active and she is not a member
but a solid
investigator. The guy has
just been a
real pain in
the butt these
last couple of
weeks just
saying he
wants nothing
to do with the
church and
that he doesn't
want to get
married and
stuff like
that. We
have been
teaching him
and making
progress but
little by
little and
this last
week we had a
sweet lesson
and he was
like I had a
dream of me
marrying my
wife and we
were way happy
and in my
dream our life
was just great
so I have
decided the Lord wants me
to have a
change in my
life. So now
he is awesome and showed up to
church on time
with a white
shirt and tie. He had a meeting
with the
bishop to get
his life on
track and
every thing. It was like a
100 percent
change in just
one dream, so
that was the
cool thing
that happened
this week.
This next
week will be
busy. We are
looking at
baptizing 7
familias as a
zone as well
as have
changes and
all the
problems that
come with
changes.
Well -
Love you,
Elder Bloomfield
P.S. Can I give a
suggestion of
a present for
my birthday?
I was thinking tickets
to Michael Jackson
would be great. If Dad gets a job we get
tickets to Mike, if he
doesn't, we don't, ok sound good?
Also, I recall I was promised
a laptop when I got home. That is
the only thing I am asking for. The
rest I will get for my self but
the laptop. I do not want a crappy dell. I am sick and tired of crappy
computers- 2 years of it is enough. An apple would be great. I am a ZL. My job is to talk to all the
missionaries and make sure they are happy. While talking to them, we talk about other things as well. It turns out most of
them are computer geeks. Seems like the whole world are
computer geeks and they tell me all this stuff about which ones are good and what to get. Just check them out and thanks
for looking in to it. Your the best mom ever.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
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