So, Another weeks has come and gone. What could possibly
be new for this week?! Well, if you are following you'll
know that the transfer is almost over and that means today
is one of the hardest days of the month. I don't know why
but everyone has been teasing me, saying I'll probably be
trainer this next transfer, but that's what a lot of the missionaries told me the past two transfers though. The
only difference is that this time I have convinced myself
that it will happen for sure this time. Either way the next
six week is going to test me if I stay. Our investigators
are on the edge and could slip away. We’ve been thinking
that sister Lee Young Rhan has been fairly ill since we
haven't been able to get a hold of her this whole week.
Also sister Kim Bo Ryoung has been pretty antsy, I believe,
since she asked us about transfers. It surprised me when she
said something about it almost being six weeks already. She’s
really attached to my companion right now and it would seem
that if he goes she will too. However, he has more faith in
her than I, which I should work on. But the main point is
that tonight it will determine the next six weeks of our lives. So, this week was also just as slow as it was the last
one. We hardly meet a soul and only a single student showed
up to class. It started out with us meeting with sister Kim
Bo Ryoung on Tuesday. She seemed fine but not too interested
in our message and she frequently asked English questions
during our lesson. But when we were closing... I believe that
our member made a comment about the Book of Mormon being in English. And at that point she was more ready to listen.
(well my computer is freaking out, I hate this place, it so
messed up. luckily I saved half the message I wrote so far.)
So What I said was that she wanted a English copy of the Book
of Mormon but I have mixed feeling about it. The first thing
that gets me is that she said she'd read it if it was in English,
which was more than what she was willing to do with the Korea
copy she has. Also we had a member suggest we do that last
Sunday. However I'm still not sure how I feel about it. I get
the feeling that she only wants to read it in order to learn
more English. And that there is the possibility that she'll be
turned off at the fact that it's in old English, which no one
uses any more. Also the Book of Mormon is difficult to read.
We're still thinking of what to do with her. Anyway, This
Saturday we had English class and only Harry, an 80-some yr old
man, showed up. But despite how difficult it is to work with him, since he is so old and losing his marbles, he's
such a fun old man. He was telling us how he likes the bible,
but that he thought that the Book of Mormon is so much better.
Then he began telling us a story from Alma in half English,
half Korean. After that he told us that he would say the
closing pray right at that moment in time then he went on
explaining to us about Japanese ninjas for fifteen minutes
before he gave a pray. Well I hope thing are working out for you. And good luck
with that job finding. But that reminds me that we need to
plan out what's going to happen in the future. Either this
next transfer or the one after that, they will begin asking
me for things like; which transfer I'll go home on, the late
or early one. I don't know how it was for Dad but the Korean
Mission comes at an awkward time so we can go at one of two
times. Which means that I can go home on April 9th or the
transfer before that which would be Feb. 26th. Well I love
you and I'll pray for you... Bye...
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