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From: Caleb Gibbons <cgibbons@myldsmail.net>
Date: Mon, Jun 6, 2016 at 10:33 AM
Subject: Transfers!
To: Dad <gibbons.paul@gmail.com>, Arla Gibbons <gibbons.arla@gmail.com>, gibbons.paul.calebemails@blogger.com
Okay so first of all I am staying out here for at least another
transfer! So if you want to send me anything feel free!
This week was a lot better. We had an awesome P-day with the other
elders in the zone. We ate some tacos at Brother Allreds house and
then went to play some sports. This week was a lot better than last
week. After P-day ended we ran to visit some people and had a really
good lesson with one of our investigators named Tony. It was an
awesome lesson! One of the things I've struggled with this transfer is
teaching in unity. My companion and I really struggled with that but
we figured it out and started having really good lessons.
The rest of the week we had a ton of fun visiting families and sharing
thoughts with members. This one member was eager to play a game of
basketball and when we started playing we realized how hot and humid
it was. But it was a lot of fun to play with him. Then the next day we
taught a lot and did some service for a member. He has some beautiful
horses and we got to help him clean his stable and feed the horses. It
was funny though, because it was suppose to storm, but while we were
helping him clean out the horse pies it didn't rain a bit, then right
when the last shovel went into the tractor, it started pouring! It was
so funny.
So we had zone meeting this last week and everyone was just eager to
get transfer calls, but it was pretty funny listening to everyones
training. On the way we found a turtle and just decided to take it to
zone meeting. Everyone was pretty pumped that we had a visitor, but it
was funny to see the everyones face when we told them that we had a
turtle.
Anyway thanks for your love and support! I really don't like typing
all that much on these ipads but I try my hardest for you guys.
Hope all is well
Love~
- Elder Caleb Gibbons
From: Caleb Gibbons <cgibbons@myldsmail.net>
Date: Mon, Jun 6, 2016 at 10:33 AM
Subject: Transfers!
To: Dad <gibbons.paul@gmail.com>, Arla Gibbons <gibbons.arla@gmail.com>, gibbons.paul.calebemails@blogger.com
Okay so first of all I am staying out here for at least another
transfer! So if you want to send me anything feel free!
This week was a lot better. We had an awesome P-day with the other
elders in the zone. We ate some tacos at Brother Allreds house and
then went to play some sports. This week was a lot better than last
week. After P-day ended we ran to visit some people and had a really
good lesson with one of our investigators named Tony. It was an
awesome lesson! One of the things I've struggled with this transfer is
teaching in unity. My companion and I really struggled with that but
we figured it out and started having really good lessons.
The rest of the week we had a ton of fun visiting families and sharing
thoughts with members. This one member was eager to play a game of
basketball and when we started playing we realized how hot and humid
it was. But it was a lot of fun to play with him. Then the next day we
taught a lot and did some service for a member. He has some beautiful
horses and we got to help him clean his stable and feed the horses. It
was funny though, because it was suppose to storm, but while we were
helping him clean out the horse pies it didn't rain a bit, then right
when the last shovel went into the tractor, it started pouring! It was
so funny.
So we had zone meeting this last week and everyone was just eager to
get transfer calls, but it was pretty funny listening to everyones
training. On the way we found a turtle and just decided to take it to
zone meeting. Everyone was pretty pumped that we had a visitor, but it
was funny to see the everyones face when we told them that we had a
turtle.
Anyway thanks for your love and support! I really don't like typing
all that much on these ipads but I try my hardest for you guys.
Hope all is well
Love~
- Elder Caleb Gibbons
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