WEEK 7-27-15

Hey Family!

Well my iPad is about to die so I will have to keep this short.  But lots of love!

We had a great week this week.  I got to teach the Adzovic family how to pray and boy did that make me trunky.  They are making so much progress.  We teach them and at the beginning or the end the kids are fighting over who can say the prayers.  And they are the best prayers ever.  So simple but meaningful.  We invited them to baptism and the mother said she would have to think about it for the good of her children.  We are meeting with them on Wednesday to talk about it more.  I miss kids they are great.  It's super funny though, random thought, I keep telling all the missionaries that after my mission, I am going to live on the beach, go to school, and grow out all my hair and beard.  It is going to happen because I got it approved by some good friends of mine that I could totally pull it off.  And that the first thing I want to do is buy a dog.  The dating can come afterwards.  But yeah, sorry, trunkiness is heavy in the air as we are going to lose two missionaries next week.  My companion, and a sister named sister Bell.  They are cool.

 We have also been meeting with a guy lately who likes to bible bash with us a little and he is scary good.  Whenever we say something, he finds scriptures to talk about and leads to some random subject we were not talking about.  So I have been reading the Old Testament to study up in my bible knowledge but I'm trying to stay focused and awake during the process. I'm currently in numbers and man it's a battle every morning to stay awake.

 

So that is really been our week of late.  I will be here in Hamburg probably until the middle of September.  But I am not complaining.  I like it here and I am looking forward to meeting my new companion. I have no idea who it is but I will probably just train him in the area and then go somewhere else.  But that's not for another 7 weeks.

The kids look great! Olivia is starting to look grown up for me and that is super scary.

Well love you all!

Elder Bretzing