Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Week 95
This is now my 105th week in the mission. I have 1 day left.
My last day of proselyting was yesterday. We had two totally awesome lessons.
1st lesson was a 10 o'clock in the
morning before church. It was a standard first lesson, but it was perfect.
Point for point. Inspired questions. How to Begin Teaching using the last
bullet point about baptism. All went perfectly well.
That was a first for me on my mission when that happened
exactly in that way.
Then the last lesson on the day was a first as well.
This Member family invited 1 family to come and listen to
us. This family just had an aunt that died. The Grandmother showed up with the
rest of her kids and all the grand-kids too. It was like a family reunion
(except one of the sisters was missing because she died in a car crash two
weeks ago). There were some 25 people there. We taught all of them the
Restoration. It went well. It is hard to teach so many people at a time but we
did it. That was the first time I have ever taught such a large group on my
mission. All this happened on my last day of proselyting, Totally awesome. Also
on Saturday, the day before we got to do a couple hours of service.
members (which was a first on my mission as well) and all
the appointments fell through, everyone else we both went to visit were not
able to talk with us at that moment. We ended the split an hour later and we
went to our next appointment, which fell through as well. We then realized the
missed opportunity we had to do service with that one really old Hispanic guy
so we went and offered help. He refused. He only had one shovel. We asked him
if he had another. He said he had one at his house. We asked him if he would go
get it while we worked on shoveling the dirt. He refused. We asked if he would
let us help if we found some shovels ourselves. He said yes. We immediately
went to a couple members’ houses we knew had shovels and they let us borrow a
couple. We then went back to help him. He was quite surprised. We helped him
for 50 min or so. We then returned Saturday morning to help him shovel some
more. He did not show up but we still finished filling in the one side of his house
with dirt. That took the two of us an hour and a half.
Week 94
So we sent Elder Rios to Mexico yesterday. Elder Tillotson,
my last companion, whom I trained to be a district leader, because he was going
to need to help his new companion be a new district leader, is now a new
district leader himself. Elder Ponce
will be training again.
Monday, May 20, 2013
Week 93
I don't have a whole lot to say. It looks like Elder Rios
will not be leaving until transfers.
This last week we almost lost all of our baptismal dates. We
found out that two of our dates, who are living together and not married,
actually have a no contact order. One of them has her residency, the other is
illegal and has already been deported twice; he has no problem making it back
over the border. Apparently, the reason for the no contact order is because he
has abused her and the ward has known.
Two of our other dates were not meeting with us and we were
not able to help them progress. We were about to drop the date when we were
finally able to reset the baptismal date.
Our other baptismal date has had no contact with us for more
than a week; we are still trying to work with him.
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Week 92
I just talked to you all yesterday, but I did not exactly
talk about what had happened in the week. This last week we set a baptismal
date in the YSA ward. It was exciting because the missionaries have not had
work there in quite a while. We set the baptismal date right after we played
basketball on Friday night. We play basketball
in Aberdeen every Friday night with
investigators and members. We had a lesson right after, we finished basketball
at 9:10. Remember that we are supposed to be home by 9
unless in a lesson. Then we can return home at 9:30. We
were in Aberdeen so it takes 20 minutes to drive to American Falls
and we still needed to find someone that could give us a ride because we don't
have the miles to drive up there ourselves every week like that. So we had the
lesson, which went until 10:10. We set a baptismal date
but at that rate we were going to get home way late. After the lesson we could
not find a ride so we had to go spend the night with Elder Zamora. We got super
rebuked by the zone leaders (which I am not surprised nor am I mad).
There are different levels of obedience in the
mission. There are those that just don't care about being obedient.
There are those that are overzealous about being strictly obedient.
There are those that are only obedient when it is convenient and when it is not
convenient they think it is fine to disobey rules. Then there are
those that are strictly obedient and understand that on rare occasion
there are some exceptions to rules. (which is the category that I would place
myself)
I would give judgment on rules thus. Is it a want or a need?
And if it is a need, is there another way to do things to fulfill the need
without breaking rules (even if it is inconvenient)? I am determined that
exceptions to rules should not be common. It was a rare occasion in the Book of
Mormon when someone was told to murder someone else and have it
be OK Nephi, and Tiancom when he snuck in one time
to murder the leader of the other army. But then he thought that it
was OK to do that, and he went to do it again, but out of anger the
second time and he did not have the help of the Lord and he died. I am
determined that the rules we have, have been given to us by a prophet and that
we ought to obey them. Yes on occasion there
are exceptions, which brings in the principles of priesthood keys.
(we were trained on this in the leadership training meeting one time.)
A week or two ago we helped some people remove a fence.
Other than that we have not done a ton of service.
Elder Rios went to Salt Lake last week because he went to go
see the Mexican consulate. They just got a picture and fingerprints and stuff.
He flew back the same day at 11:00 o'clock at
night. We had to go pick him up. He will probably be getting his visa this
week. Then it will just be Elder Ponce and I.
We will be moving apartments again. Every time I get moved I
also move apartments as well. I will have served in 4 areas and 10 apartments,
by the end of my mission. I sure hope I don't get
Emergency transferred right after we move. I moved right before I got
to this area and I will move right when I get to my new area. I have already
been cleaning the crap out of the apartment we currently live in
because it was a mess when I got here.
Week 91
I am still confused as to everyone we are teaching. We are
trying to do Young Single Adult work but it is not really happening. It feels
very weird to go to a YSA ward and do YSA work. Most everyone is a bit older.
They are usually young parents with many little kids. Or new grandparents about
your age that are just starting to think about their grandchildren. We have a
couple people I am still not too familiar with.
I got everything fine. The box was ripped open. That
happened somewhere between the mission office and my place. I got it on Friday
the day before my birthday. I figured that it was ripped open between the
mission office and here because the tag that the mission office put on it was
also slightly damaged. It did not appear that anything was taken. The
cookies and everything else seemed to be there.
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Week 90
So now I am with Elder Ponce and Elder Rios (Elder Rivers in
English, but his name is actually Rios. His grandpa is from Puerto Rico). We have a lot of work compared to my last
area. Everything has been ok... There are no major problems with obedience. It
is sort of interesting. He wakes up an hour earlier to exercise (not really
against the rules) We go to the gym here to lift weights at the school. We
don’t have to pay anything. There was an elder in this area that had gotten permission
from President Brinkerhoff to go there because it is so early in the morning
and no one else is really there, but I don't know how really valid that is. No
problems, but questionable. There is nothing bad as comparable to Elder Puga or
most other elders, but I will try to be a positive influence.
I will be skyping home for mother's day.
Week 89
So today it snowed quite a bit. Yes. It snowed in late
April. I would send you pictures but I will be home in just a few weeks. Love
you all. Thanks for all your support.
I am being transferred for my last transfer. I am
going to American Falls Spanish with the Young Single Adults. I will be a
companion with elder Ponce the two of us will be training a new visa waiter
waiting to go to Argentina. It will be a co-senior, co-trainer, and one trainee
companionship.
Elder Ponce was just promoted to be a senior
companion. He is a really good elder.
Week 88
So I got my trunky papers this week.
In my trunky papers, I got a letter from president
asking me to prepare for departing interview. I will have my last zone
conference in just a few weeks in which I will get to bear my testimony since
it is my last. There is a reason that the trunky papers are called the trunky
papers.
I am still having a hard time as a district leader.
This is what happens.
As a missionary you are responsible for how your investigators obey commandments, but as long as you invite them to do things better and you explain to them the consequences of their actions, no one gets mad at you if your investigators use their own agency to disobey commandments, as long as you explain to what the commandments are. But once you are a senior companion you are then responsible for your companion as well as your investigators, and if you companion does something, the whole idea of as long as you explain it, it is not enough. If your companion does something bad at all, you are responsible for it as well. There is none of this "oh, he is using his own agency", everyone instantly blames you and judges you for all your companions mistakes. And when you become a district leader, the same thing happens except with your district. It is a bit rough.
Now when people ask
how long I have been out, I just tell them that I have a 2 hour lay over in
Salt Lake and they just give me a blank look, then they ask, "so how many
weeks left?" It is pretty funny.
I can’t believe that 2 years are almost over.
enough trunkyness.
I have been in this area for almost 6 months now. I had one
baptism when I got here with my good obedient companion, Elder Ericson. But
once Elder Puga showed up the work slowed to a crawl instead of
having about 10 lessons a week, we started having about 3 lessons a week, and
no success at all. Now that Elder Tillotson has been here I have been feeling
the Spirit working through us to bless those in our area. But we have still
only had about 6-7 lessons a week. We have been working hard though. I just
feel like I learned so much and then in just 2 transfers I was
brought down to the beginning of my mission again. We just got some
good advice from the mission president and hopefully we will be
getting over 15 lessons a week here soon, but I just feel like I’m caput.
As a missionary you are responsible for how your investigators obey commandments, but as long as you invite them to do things better and you explain to them the consequences of their actions, no one gets mad at you if your investigators use their own agency to disobey commandments, as long as you explain to what the commandments are. But once you are a senior companion you are then responsible for your companion as well as your investigators, and if you companion does something, the whole idea of as long as you explain it, it is not enough. If your companion does something bad at all, you are responsible for it as well. There is none of this "oh, he is using his own agency", everyone instantly blames you and judges you for all your companions mistakes. And when you become a district leader, the same thing happens except with your district. It is a bit rough.
This coming week we do have one baptism coming up. She is 9.
Over aged youth. We have another that will be coming up at the end of the
month. So we do have some success right now, but things are still pretty
slow.
When you sit in the car for 30 minutes at the end of
the night wondering what to do with your last few minutes because you already
visited everyone who was not home and there is nothing else to do. You don't
have miles to go anywhere, you don't have anyone to call, nothing. That is when
you know that you need more work.Week 87
Things have been interesting. I did not change areas but I
have moved places again. I have only been in 3 areas but yet I have been in 8
different houses. That was fun.
This last week we had interviews with president. It was very
interesting. They gave us several ideas of things that they want to do in this
mission. But then at general conference, Elder Nelson totally repeated what we
heard from our mission president. Yet it was our mission president’s idea....
well the Lords idea given to our mission president as well as others.
Anyway it is fun. We have two over aged youth that will be
getting baptized here soon. Hopefully everything goes well. When you are
teaching kids you have to adapt to the parents schedules so it is very hard to
get through all the material.
They are doing the things I ask them. Most recently, they
had all their numbers ready when I called for them last night, instead of me
waiting for them to finish numbers.
Miracles? not any so amazing. But I went to a leadership
meeting with president and all the district and zone leaders of the mission.
It turns out I have a lot more authority to give
exceptions to mission rules than I thought. They want me to follow up with
everyone daily; I cannot remember a whole lot right now.I love you Mom. I hope today is the best Birthday You could have. Sorry I was not able to write you a hand written letter. It was because I was moving last week. I realized however how grateful I was that I had you as a mother. This last general conference I noticed all the new things that they are implementing for all the youth now. That is what you did at home that blessed me so much in my life. Thank you.... not to mention how much you suffered because of your ideas in the eyes of other members.
Hi sadie!!!!!!! I love you.
Sadie,
I just want to let you know that the one thing I have
learned on the mission is that you are always happier when you help others and
do everything that you can for them. That is the only way I have been able to
make it through the most difficult times in my mission. Don't you ever forget
that. (^_^).
I will be going to the temple with my companion this
Friday.
Honestly, I have no clue what I want for my birthday.
I have no ideas. As for clothes. I don't know. Games..... no clue.
Week 86
I am preparing pictures to send, but I don't think that will
happen today.
This last week has been good. I want to describe something
very important "there is no such thing as an accident or
a coincident" God makes all those things happen. I find the more you
follow the Spirit, the more it will happen. It has been happening so much
lately. I cannot share every situation. This just helps me know that what I am
doing is what the Lord needs me to do.
We had to move. We moved in with other members this morning.
Last night I did not get to bed until 12:30. I was making district leader
phone calls until 11:05 pm and then I had to pack. I did not get to bed until 12:30 because I literally had no time
for 3 days to pack. I had tried but my district leader responsibilities got in
the way every single day leaving me no time to do things. In fact we still need
to go back and clean our living space of the members house that we were living
in because we did not have time to do that either.
Anyway I am doing very well. Because we had to move, I was
able to pack up my stuff to see how heavy it is. It looks like I am going to
need to send as many books as possible home the week before I leave because my
two bags weigh 50 lb each and my carry on weighs 50 lb as well, which is not
going to work. I am considering just leaving most of the white shirts I have,
except for a few nice ones.
I decided to share one of the stories that happened this
week, just because of how awesome but simple it was.
This was during the time where we were so flipping busy that
we did not even have time to plan what we wanted to do in the day (yes, we are
always supposed to plan but the Lord understands when we cannot). We were out
in this one area, we were contemplating going home 30 min early to clean and
pack. But we both decided that we still wanted to visit someone when we could
think of no one to visit. We were right next to the main road, which would be
the fastest route to get home. We were out and about and I could have easily
taken the shorter road home. But instead, I exercised self control to go an
extra mile, and an extra few minutes to go the longer way home. It just felt
right. I did not argue with the feeling. I just said, "lets go this way
home and maybe we will think of someone to visit" and my companion just
said "sounds good". So we went. We were approaching this one house of
a family who are active members and they have 2 kids that are 8 preparing to be
baptized. We had visited them before but we had finished the lessons with their
kids, we had no reason to pass by. (side note, the husband had had a divorce
and got remarried to this great person, this new couple is amazing, but the 2
kids are his kids. but every time they come from their birth mother they are
always attention hungry and behave horribly) As we passed the house both
Elder Tillotson and I said in our hearts and to each other, lets go see how the
Brimhall family is doing today. We had not seen them for about 3 weeks. We went
and knocked and newly married Sister Brimhall answered the door. No one else
was home. Sister Brimhall had served a mission. We told her that we were
passing by and that we just wanted to see how the family was doing. She gave us
sort of an odd look. She realized that we were sent to her door. She broke down
into tears for about two seconds because she knew that God had sent us to her
door but she quickly regained herself within 2 seconds (literally) and then she
said, "I need a blessing, Br. Brimhall is not here right now, I need to
prepare a talk that I have not even started yet (that was Saturday night) and
Br. Brimhalls ex-wife is giving us a really hard time and it is extremely hard
on me. We suggested that we go to the back porch to give her a blessing. My
companion gave the blessing. We attended her ward that next day and she gave a
good talk even though she was a little emotional.
Monday, April 1, 2013
Week 85
So this last week we have been seeing a lot of good things
happen. I am able to do my duties as a district leader now to the fullest and I
feel much more accomplished. I am now
trying to get back into the mode of a missionary trying to buckle down and work
hard. In our area, tracting is not successful as it is in other areas. The only
time anyone will let us in is if we have a member with us.
Week 84
No complaints. My new companion is totally awesome. I hope
to end my mission with a bang. His name is Elder Tillotson. He is humble.
We have tracted so many doors just in the past few days. We
have gotten and contacted so many referrals. I have a good companion (very
obedient, but not obsessively)
I don't have a lot to say. I feel like we are starting to
see miracles because we are following the spirit and we have unity. For
example, "I feel we should go knock on that house" and it actually
worked guided by the spirit. With Elder Puga it was, "I feel we should go
knock on that house" "NO." "Why not?" "Because
that is stupid."
I do feel the spirit a lot and now we are seeing many good
things happening.
I will get you a bunch of pictures next week.
Week 83
Elder Puga is being transferred.
This last week during companion inventory, I had a talk with
Elder Puga. I decided to talk with Elder Puga again about the headphones. He
got fuming mad. He told me that I had never talked to him about it. I remember
when I did talk to him about it. I did not sit down and say "Elder Puga,
we need to talk" but I remember when I clearly had told him that
headphones were against rules, in fact I had offered several times for him to
use my speakers. But I presume he was not even listening to me because he never
does. But since this last time I talked to him (by actually sitting down and
saying, "we need to talk"), he has not used headphones.
I have seen too many missionaries justify disobeying rules
and twist the words of the white handbook during the course of my mission.
I will be getting
Elder Tilittsen.
Week 82
Nothing much has happened this week. Everything is still the
same.
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
week 81
This week has been very crazy. I went on
exchanges with the zone leaders and they are trying to help me with my
companion. I told them I had already talked to my companion about not using
headphones but he still uses them. The zone leader helped me out to make sure
he mentioned it to him too, but my companion is still using them. This
only makes things infinitely harder when I am trying to help my district when I
hardly have time to do that because I don't really have the support
of my companion because instead of supporting me as a district leader he causes
more problems.
week 80
This week was crazy.
I am on a record now
for how many personalized responses I have gotten from president. Usually he
copies and pastes something in his email back and then writes
something specific but it is very generalized for the whole mission.
But in my emails for the past 4 weeks or so I have gotten a lot of very
personalized letters from him because of what is going on in the district. It
is sort of interesting.
I am doing great. I
am doing and going through everything with a lot of hope and patience. I have
been great.
week79
With regard to what I said about "others" and
inviting them to come unto Christ, Preach My Gospel actually refers to doing
that with whatever your responsibility is, for me that includes training being
senior companion and being a district leader. And so far that is all I have
done, "invite". I am not constantly on people’s cases for everything.
I simply invite them to do better and I leave it at that. I do not get mad or
upset if they don't. I am saddened when they don't because I know how it will
bless them, and I know how important it is, but I do not get mad.
So a couple transfers ago we had transfers a week early and
stuff.
We had a transfer that was 5 weeks then this last one was 7
weeks long and then the next one is 5 weeks long because of the age change
stuff and the change in the time of the MTC. Then every transfer after that
will be 6 weeks long like normal.
week 78
Well, I don't have a whole lot to say this week. It is
crazy.
I am not too cold, I am still only using my coat and that is
it. The temperature is around 32 deg.
Cool to hear AZ got a lot of snow.
Monday, February 18, 2013
week 77
I am still getting
bombarded with things to do and things I need to improve on. It is quite
difficult especially when trying to satisfy the zone leaders.
I still have way too much to do, This is causing me to
think "I only have to put up with this for another 4 months." That is
what we call a trunky thought.
week 76
Today’s email is a bit disorganized.
My responsibilities as a district leader just went way up. I
now just lost all personal time. I now don't even have time to correctly train
my companion. I am losing time to just work in my area. They want me to call
every member of the district every day. That will take about 30 min to do every
day. It is ok, but trying to train at
the same time is a nightmare.
I have a ton of pictures I want to send but it will have to
wait.
I love you all. I am doing well.
week 75
We just got new cards to use.
Instead of having JP Morgan cards we are now using bank of America cards.
We had to go get new tires on
our car. They were almost bald.
Last week the mission doctor made it mandatory for
everyone to get flu shots. I had already had mine and I have not gotten sick.
But about 40% of the mission was useless for the last week because so many
elders were sick. 20% were sick, their
companions had to stay with them.
I don't know if I had explained
this but that family I taught in my last area, the one that was anti-Mormon and
everything, are getting ready to be baptized. I think I told you all about the
amazing lesson we had that caused such a change.
We would invite the spirit then
he would chase it away and then we would invite the sprit again and he would
chase it away again with the spirit of contention wanting to bash. That
repeated over and over in that lesson. We kept inviting the spirit and at
one point in the lesson he accepted which is why he is now about to be
baptized.
Yesterday we had a lesson with someone in a very
similar way. It was amazing but he never ended up accepting the spirit after we
invited it like several times. I don't
know if he will be baptized but I know I am doing my job when the investigator
feels the spirit.
week 74
The other day I was thinking..... yes when your companion is
sick you spend time thinking, when normally I don't have time to think.
I made a list of the blessings that I gave before my
mission.
1st Ashley Dewy
2nd Tacia
3rd Mom
I am sure that you all remember when that happened.
Also, This week we will be getting new mission cards.
Instead of being credit cards (that is just the way it works, it is not
actually a credit card), we will get new cards that work with debit.
This last week was tons of fun.
We watched "Despicable Me" on New Years Eve
as a zone. On Wednesday I went on exchanges. My companion got sick and I was stuck
inside for 3 days, basically. He is still not feeling 100% but he is doing a
lot better.
That is about everything I have to report. Actually I got to
go to a leadership meeting with the mission president on Friday while my
companion was sick. Another elder came to watch him while I went. That was a
lot of fun. I found out more of what I need to do to help my district.
Monday, January 7, 2013
week 73
Really... Twinkies too.....
wow.
I really appreciate the Spanish Grammar book. I am
already using it. It is nice.
Oh.... Dad, thanks for your GPS. it is quite useful.
I loved all the Christmas gifts. Thank you.
So this last week I would like to report that I informed the
mission president of what I saw last week and I told him that I would inform
the zone leaders. I informed the zone leaders and they told me they would
address the problem.
I then ran into some elders from my district at the family
history center and I walked in on them looking at video game websites and other
apostate stuff. I chastised them later on that night when I gave them a phone
call. (I did that with as much love as possible).
Another story. I am the closest Spanish speaking district
leader to Pocatello. So if Poky Spanish need a baptismal interview
they need either me or the zone leaders here to do it, because we are the
nearest leaders that speak Spanish, so this last week Pocatello actually
had a baptism. They asked me to do the baptismal interview. We cannot interview
anyone that we have taught. I asked them what the name was. They told me it
was Shane I did not know a Shane so I was on my Pocatello
they day they told me the baptismal interview was. (We had to get a ride with a
member because we did not have miles). I still needed to find out the location
of the place where the interview would be. They had given me this crazy address
so I wanted to call them. Finally they get me the number of those
elders so I can call them. We were already almost to Pocatello. The first thing
I asked them was what was the last name of the person being interviewed and
where he lived, just in case there was someone I had forgotten about.
They then told me his name and it was not the name that they had given me and
it was the wrong address as well. His name and address matched perfectly to
someone that I taught while I was there. So I could not do
the interview I was way excited that someone I taught was getting
baptized, but now we had made it all the way to Pocatello and we had to drive
back. The member just took us to Pocatello for nothing and the zone leaders had
to make an emergency trip to Pocatello to do the interview.
Everything ended well, but it wasted our entire night.
week 72
This is a little rough today trying to email. The other
apostate elders are very distracting and a very bad influence on my new
companion. This is getting frustrating I think I will end up
reporting it to president. I hate being a tattletale but I can't stand
missionaries doing these things.
week 71
I am training again. The trainee that I have right now looks
like he will get his visa to go to Spain in just a few weeks. President decided
to put him in a threesome in a pure Spanish area to help him out. I will be
getting another son here really quick. This Wednesday I will be
"giving birth" for the third time. I am "due" this week.
Everyone is teasing me that I am "getting it done". Once I am done
training this elder that is coming (and he will actually be staying in the
mission and not going to another one) I will only have 3 months to finish my
mission or you could also say 2 transfers. I have 4 transfers left in my
mission as of right now.
Crazy.
So this week has been crazy. I have not had time to do
nothing.
I am so excited for Christmas.
I don't know much else to say. I have had so little personal
time since I started to train, not even to write in my journal. I am so behind.
Every time I figure out how to do things faster that
way I make time to write in my journal, I get a new position that
takes up more personal time.
week 70
This week was so hectic. It was so busy with 7 ward
Christmas parties going on, 2 exchanges (when I was only able to do 1 of the 2
I had to do.), Also a meeting for all the trainers, and so much happened.
We had a baptism on Saturday. He thought he was already
baptized but they could not find his records in the church, but he definitely
now is converted. He knew nothing of the church. At lest now he passed the
interview and everything well.
I had to do 3 baptismal interviews this week for other
investigators of the 2 sister companionships in my area. I had to go to the
baptism of the one set of sisters. The other one will be this next week. It is
crazy. And now we found two more golden people that are ready to be baptized.
Transfers are the next week that is coming up.
We find out this Saturday what will happen.
We will have an all day p-day on Christmas.
I think I have too much to write anything in detail. I could
probably write an entire novel about my life in this area as a district leader,
trainer, and white washing.
week 69
I am finally starting to get a hang of these district
leader responsibilities. The zone leaders are great, there is only one
other elder companionship in my district. I have two other
sister companionships. The exchanges have to be done by the end of the 4th
week. Well it turns out that because this transfer is a week shorter
(which I did not know) All the exchanges have to be done by the end of the 3rd
week, which will be physically impossible for some district leaders that have 3
other elder companionships in their districts. The zone leaders are apparently
going on exchanges with me this week instead of next week. I will be going on
exchanges three days straight.
I am getting the hang of covering an entire stake.
I figured out how to better do things that way I am able to
do everything I have to do.
Last night I was making district leader phone calls. I
actually started making the phone calls on time at 9:30. However, the phones
don't get good reception, and a lot of other things. I was also not calling
just for numbers but also for information about the investigators with
baptismal dates. I did everything I could and called the zone leaders, and it
turns out that it was still not enough. I forgot to get some information. So, I
had to call/txt the sisters back, I texted them at 10:38 pm. That is how long
all the numbers and phone calls took to do. I also had
everything basically organized and ready to take numbers when I
started at 9:30
Now, I get to tell you about another great thing that happened
the other day.
I was so stressed one day that I decided to not be stressed.
Here is how it works.
You act like Tacia!
It is so simple.
You just be bubbly about everything. I don't know how it
happened. But there are some side affects. You start to talk to yourself (like
the time I was with Tacia and someone went out to talk on the phone outside and
Tacia went onto the porch at Centennial Apartments and started to talking to
herself and having a complete conversation) in front of your companion. You
start to act very hyper. Very sporadic and it appears to everyone that you are
ADHD. (^_^)
That was a fun day. (^_^)
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