Wow. Weird. My last full email. This email is
done on a computer, unlike every other missionary here. I took a fine
picture of a room full of missionaries just glued to their iPads and no
one talking. I feel weirder and weirder as time goes on. Today didn´t
help either. I have figured that transfers--especially this one--are
easier when you do it like a bandaid. Don´t watch and just do it really
fast and it will only hurt afterwards and not so much. Actually, writing
this email kind of hurts so it might not be so long. And Firefox has
failed on me 3 times already so it´s kind of hard.
We had a
barbeque/water fight/farewell party in the chapel and a bunch of
missionaries from everywhere came. We grilled some meat and hoses and
buckets and balloons quickly turned it into World War Water so I sought
refuge in the chapel and ate no more meat due to the watery manslaughter
on the way to the grill. I´m still drying actually. Although they did
drag the weaker and smaller missionaries outside to be executed by
bucket or hose.
For the first time in my mission, upon
leaving a lesson our investigator said, "May the force be with you."
She´s a bit interesting but it made my morning.
Well
this week I officially wrote to President Pack, the new mission
president. Although his family and him don´t arrive until Wednesday. But
the letters this week officially go to him. President and Sister
Jackson wrote their farewell on the bulletin.
Well
I ate probably my last Spanish paella on Sunday. It was with Spaniards,
in Spain, done the original style (Valenciano), made by a man from
Valencia. So it´s a good way to have a last one. Saying goodbye is
awful. Ahhh! This email is making me think too much about going home.
Well in summary, I have a normal week set up with some goodbyes and
packing at the end. It´s weird planning for next p-day. I´ll probably
write a little something just for fun next p-day. I feel sad so I´m
going to stop writing. I love you all and miss you loads!
Os quiero,
Elder Morgan
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