This has been a rewarding week. We've got a lot
of work done, and I'm pretty satisfied with how things are going in Kajjansi.
Today for P-day our whole zone went to the beach in Entebbe, it was pretty fun.
We played beach volleyball and soccer. Afterwards we went to KFC (they just
opened one in Entebbe).
DAD, that's
cool that the missionaries back home are teaching a Congolese, they are really
spiritual people. There's a reason why they are about to get a temple in the
DRC. There's a cool story my mission pres. told me about a state formed in a
village in Congo. It's kinda long though, so I'll have to tell you about it
when I get home. The people of DRC are supper awesome though. There's a place
in Kampala named Makinde where all of the refugees from the DRC go. In Makinde
Ward there's like 50 Congolese, and everyone who serves in that ward just talks
about how awesome the Congolese are. If the missionaries convert that Congolese
guy make sure they get referrals from him. One cool thing about the Congolese
is that once they find something good, they share it with everyone.
I'll listen to conference my last Saturday and
Sunday in Uganda. I'm really looking forward to it.
Yes! please bring a thick coat when
you guys pick me up. I would appreciate that. We may have to go clothes shopping when I get back too. I don't know what I have back home that will fit
me...
I'm doing well right now. Though I'm
anticipating going home a lot. My comp and I made a goal in weekly planning
though that I won't talk about home this week and if I do then he gets to hit
me on the shoulder. I think it will help. I'm pretty focused on the work
though, and I'm still working hard.
Love you guys have a great week.
-Elder Grilliot
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