Week #61

as for this week/last week​... in this day and age, there came a new beginning, a new face, a new transfer, like the spring time after a long harsh winter, accept that it's still really cold, but like the spring after a long winter, new opportunities arise, and in the midst of the new time of new beginnings stand Kemp and Lee, two 19 year old heros, standing for truth and justice!

da   dadadadaaaa da da   dadadadaaaa da da   dadadadadaaaaa!!!!!!

As you can see from that astounding introduction its a new transfer, my new comp is Elder Lee, around my same transfer and in age, he's a lot more of a lets go out and do all the den-does type of worker, in contrast to my last comp. So because of that, starting from when he got here till now its been good hard work every day,the first part of last week was the wrap up of the end of the transfer, and therefore lots of last minute stuffs for my comp who was returning home, the Thursday was waiting waiting waiting, with the zone leaders until 8 that night for my comp to show up, and fun thing when he did, he didn't know i was waiting at the main station for him so he went straight for the connecting train line to my area, so i made a mad dash to get a ticket and find the train, thankfully i found him before anything too drastic took place.

safe to say we got back in good sorts on Thursday evening with no surprises accepted how cold it was, its been dropping in temperature here and that mixed with humidity is killer, 

and from that day onward we have been working hard daily to really get some good people going here, we have a few people were working with and allot of potentials that we are looking to turn into active investigators, but no one super solid at the moment, and then on Monday we had a mission wide conference, besides Okinawa,*(poor islanders), were we heard from bro Heaton pez. of the MTC, it was way good and we got to see allot of old faces. including my mission family consisting of my trainer who is my dad and my two little brothers, all of whom are Japanese, i didn't know i was Japanese but the evidence speaks for its self, i am the first born of an all Japanese family.

and all that fun happened in Fukuoka, then we took the shink, back home for some dindin, and a bit of dendo,

but that's been the highlights of my week so far.

as for pick up stuff when i asked the mission prez. about it last time he just told me not to worry about it until i get death calls six months out form the end but I'm sure you can talk to him. 

sorry my time is gone, 

love ya 

stay strong stay faithful; stay diligent,JKS