Wow, So I can't even
believe that I have been gone for two months. How is that even possible?
So we will start off
with the big news for the week. I had my first transfer. I was transferred on
Saturday to the area of La Paz. It is increadible!!! It is like a completely
different country.
So many of you are
probably wondering why I was transferred. So last week on Tuesday I was at the
mission offices with all of the other non-native elders to go to immigration.
After we got back President came and asked me how I was doing, and then asked
me to come into his office after I responded with ´´fine´´. He is a truly
inspired man. After talking to him about what my trainer was not doing he asked
to speak with both of us. He asked us to do a couple different things, and then
said he would call in a few days to see how things were going.
So on Friday, he called
me and asked how everything was going so I told him. Later that day we received
a call from the Zone Leaders telling us that we were going to be having changes
and that I was going to be leaving. So that night I had to go and pack my bags
and left the lext day.
So my new trainer is
probably one of the most increadible missionaries in the mission .So about my
new trainer, His name is Elder Robertson, and he is from Las Vegas. He has been
out for 10 months, and absolutely loves to work. He is very very kind and is
one of the most increadible missionaries in the mission. About 6 months ago, he
was electrocuted by 23,000 volts. That ammount of electricity should have
killed him, but all that happened was he got third degree burns on his hands
and when he fell he busted his hand open. He was in the hospital for 5 days and
was not able to work for 3 weeks after because he had to let the skin on his
hands grow back after the plastic sugery. He had more of a reason than anyone
of the entire mission to go home, and he felt that he needed and could stay
out. He is out here for the right reason!!!
I have not been happier
on my mission than I have been for the last 2 days with Elder Robertson. He is
truly an answer to my prayers, and I feel like I am going to be able to learn
so so much from him. We do not share a house with any other missionaries, but
they live in the same building. Their names are Elder Sorenson from California,
and Elder Escalante from El Salvador. They are awesome missionaries, and Elder
Escalente got into the mission the same day as me and is also in
training.
So other than that there
is not much more that went on this week, other than the fact that in our church
building we have a real piano, and I am playing in the Mission talent show at
the mission Christmas party.
I love you all, and Love
hearing from all of you!!!
Con Amor,
Elder Mason Millar
So this is my new
companion, and just a part in my mission. The whole area doesn´t look like this.
Just a small part in the mountain. It is the coolest thing, because it feels
like I am walking through a video game!!!!
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