Hello supertubuloso family!
This week we taught a Kylie, who is sixteen. We watched the
Restoration with them and the whole family watched. I had never seen the
dad before, so that was good he was there. They also fed us while we
were there. They were all in the back of the room and we were in the
front, so it seemed like they were not watching, as we had seen the dad
on his computer, and the mom working on desert. After it was over they
all said with one accord that it was a great video. They had been sucked
into it and really enjoyed it. They really liked the member we brought
with us. They told him that he should come back next time and that he
should bring his wife with. That's just what we wanted. I love it how
that works out.
Something funny that happened was while we were riding our bikes;
Elder Walker's bike had a serious breakage, in the which his gear
shifter ended up in his spokes. Needless to say we were pretty well
stranded. It was raining, too. Fortunately Wal-Mart was nearby so we
took shelter there. We called on a member with a truck to give us a
ride. I don't remember if I told you, but two weeks ago we had a very
similar situation, almost exact. We had called on this same member. Now
the response he gave when we called him will make sense. He answered the
phone and said "who's bike broke this time?" It was really funny. He
gave us a ride and took us to Wendy's to eat.
Do you know how much fun it is to ride a bike in the rain? When it
is warm out and then it rains; and you neglected to bring a rain coat,
however your scriptures you took care to keep them safe, it is extremely
fun to bike and get soaking wet. What is better is it will rain super
hard for about ten minutes, then the sun will come out for about an hour
and dry you off, then it will rain again following the same pattern. I
think it is fun.
I love you all! May the Spirit be with you!
Elder Durrant
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