Well, Happy Easter everyone!
I hope you had a great Easter! We had a pretty quiet Easter here. Elder Vasai was not feeling well when we got to church,
and then started to throw up, so a member drove us back home and we spent the
rest of it inside. I think he is doing
well, just lack of vitamins but today he has been doing a lot better. So I went straight away to cleaning the
apartment on Sunday and just trying to fill my time with some important
things. One of those was cookies. At this point I already cleaned the entire
apartment, so I thought Why not make some cookies. And I have to say, those were the closest
things I have ever tasted to cookies from home.
And then he woke up for about an hour and gave him some food and then
went back to bed.
But before Sunday, we actually had a pretty busy
week. We have been traveling a lot to
little tiny villages and visiting people that we have been finding. Whenever we visit this little town called
Niebull, we seem to always run into someone who wants to learn more about the
gospel. Last time we ran into a man and
when we went back to visit him this last week, we had about 30 minutes before
our bus came (because they come once an hour) and so we walked around the bus
station for a while and started talking with a guy and he had interest in
learning more. So things are looking up.
I think the best part of this week was to remember what
happened over
2000 years ago. It
was something I never really thought about as I was back at home, but this
time, I remember waking up and just wanting to read about what happened with
the Savior on this day. I remember going
to bed on Thursday knowing that about 2000 years ago, the Savior suffered for
my sins, so that I may become clean from them.
And then waking up on Sunday, thinking that today the Savior was
resurrected.
It was just a great feeling to think all about that.
Well we have another jammed pack week of traveling. We will be going to travel to Berlin this
week so that Elder Vasai can pick up his iPad.
I am truly loving our time together.
We just seem to have fun and to be silly sometimes, but not foolish. And I like that.
Well, I love you all and I hope that you have a great
time at General Conference. I miss you
and hope all is going well, especially with a new baby around the house.
Love,
Elder Bretzing
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