Week #72

One nice thing about being a missionary is that even if you are super busy as usual, you kanarazu(without a doubt get 7 to eight hours of sleep, as for the food, it’s hard to explain it’s like the difference between going to a legit Italian place and Olive Garden it has an America feel to it, just here it has a very Japanese feel, you will understand when you have a chance to eat at a restaurant it’s just the nuance I guess. I'm daitai(mostly) the cook here sometimes I feel too lazy and others do it but I like to cook to make sure it will be good. i have trust issues unless I know there, good at cooking. Which I'm not but I don't usually experiment so far as to mess up big time. But I need more recipes.
My comp right now is getting a bean(new miss.) so he won’t be comps with me soon, we haven't gotten calls yet so other than that we don't know what’s happening I’ll tell when I know.
When he had to go to Fukuoka for trainers training yesteryear I went into a 3 man with the other companionship and dendoed that day, we went and ate at a dope sushi place with a member and then ate gyudon(beef on rice) for dinner oishii!!!(Delicious).

Those were most of the interesting thing this week I think.
Love you

Stay strong stay faithful stay diligent

JKS

Connor




PS. As for the bullet train, it costs like 90 bucks from hiroshima to fukuaka, the windows aren't bad for me your high off the ground or in a tunnel, it’s just like a supper comfortable bigger airplane on the inside. Fruit are very expensive as is cheese and beef, most things are more expensive but especially those things usually, milk ranges but the 1.00 stuff isn't 100% milk so it depends on what you want, they only come in 1 liter cartons too. Chicken is the best priced stuff at least for us.
Glad to hear sunny is ok, I miss that pup you guys too, I’ll see you all in not long though i guess.
Love you.