Oftentimes when we tract, we tract in English, because the majority of people that live here, speak English. It makes it a little bit frustrating, because when we find someone that is actually interested, we have to refer them to the English Elders. We also don't get referrals very often, and, if we do, usually it's something weird. I kid you not, we got a referral once that said, 'house smelled like beans.' Or another classic is 'couldn't understand, probably Spanish.' Anywho, this week we actually got a really solid referral from a member of the English ward. We also got dinner out of it too, which was a huge blessing.
We were able to meet with our new referral, as well as the English Member, who also speaks Spanish. The referral and his girlfriend both had a lot of really great questions and we think that they have some really good potential.
This week, being the week of Thanksgiving, I just would like to share a few things that I am grateful for. I am grateful for my companions. They're awesome. They are always joking and making missionary work fun. I'm grateful for great friends and family back home. I'm grateful for all the support that everyone has given me over the years. During this Thanksgiving season, I challenge you guys to also share something that you're grateful for.
Elder Tobler
Fun Pics: We caught a frog in front of our house.
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