Now I know I will officially stay here for my birthday!!!! TWO WEEKS!!!!!!!
This is officially the longest time now that I have spent with 1 companion.
This is my third transfer in this area. So I guess the Lord got sick of changing my companions and told me to stay with this one a while. I was seriously expecting some sort of change. Two companions usually don't last over 2 transfers together, especially considering that he only has one transfer less than I do, and I'm senior.
I DON'T LIKE NOT HAVING MONEY!!!!! It's not cool.
This week was pretty good for us. We taught quite a bit, had good attendence in church, and yeah...things are all good.
I guess I'll talk about some of the investigators we are teaching right now. First, we're teaching this guy named Victor and he is the brother of a super active member. It's going really well, except for the fact he is super prideful and he has read a ton of anti-mormon material, and he expects us to answer every single one of his questions about the anti-mormon stuff he has read! Ugh...really frustrating...so yeah, we've had to chew him out a bit on searching for this stuff, and now he has stopped reading anti-mormon liturature, reading exclusively what we tell him to read, and praying with more faith.
Luis is a 18 year old kid we contacted this week. He is really nice and he came to church this week. It does seem like he will be the type of member that will be a little too close to the missionaries...but yeah, its all good, for now...
All of the members thought that one or both of us to leave the area, so on sunday, we some members threw some good-bye parties for us. Some girls from one of the wards made us some hand towels with our names stitched into it and bookmarks with the same thing, and made us brownies(they were burnt though...brownies really aren't a mexican treat...). Our converts invited us over for pizza. We might have to discuss the Sabbath day again with them though....
I have been thinking quite a bit about stuff I will do when I get back. I think I want to learn how to ride a motorcycle and get one when I get back to Texas. My reasoning is this(with help from my companion who rides motorcycles):
I can get a decent motorcycle for 1500 bucks (2000 with equipment and everything)
It doesn't rain much in Texas, so not a ton of danger
Riding a motorcycle is pretty cheap (50 miles to the gallon)
I won't be travelling much out of Cedar Park anyways, so it will be more efficient
It's awesome for dates ;)
I have also been thinking as far as what I will do when I get back. I'm starting to lean towards something in the medical field, something like what mom does, because I'm figuring, I'll do the same amount of schooling, and right off the bat I'll be making a good amount of money, and that salary will keep on going up the more experience I get. I'm thinking my knowledge of Spanish will also help me a lot in that regard.
So, those are the thoughts of Kevin for this week,
I love you all
Elder Kevin Ammon Wilde
Last picture....wonderful city planning, a power line pole right in the middle of the street.....