Area: Pak Kret
Companion: Elder Richardson
Hi!
I have a question, before getting into everything else, and
that is why do the emails say they are sent from an iPad? We don’t have an iPad!
Unless you left out some vital information in this last email.
Waterton looks gorgeous. Wow, that must have been a pretty
sweet boat ride! And the hike sounds way sweet too. Is Abby really getting that
old? sad day! Good to hear that everyone is still liking school. Oh Tina I LOVE
New Zealand accent they’re so sweet! Mikaela - those plans sound way awesome I
think that you would be a great nurse and I am going to need a pic of that Chevy
when you get it cause that would be soo sick you gotta do it! Mum - AWESOME!
You go girl that sounds like quite the workout! haha so good to hear things are
going so well. The scrip would be Alma 26:22.
Well, you have heard correctly about the weather here, every
morning is scorching hot followed by an afternoon/evening of pouring rain! There
is tons of rain and we get pretty soggy riding our bikes but it is pretty fun.
I must say that I love riding in Bangkok traffic. It’s so much fun. It’s like a
video game and it’s a different level and map every time sooo much fun! We also
love that brownie recipe it was amazingly delicious! You just can’t find stuff
like that over here at least not on a missionaries budget.
We had a sweet week; it was pretty exciting. We almost got a
new companion from an emergency transfer but our district leader got him
instead. It all happened while I was on switch offs with the district leader
(who by the way is Elder Clark; he is way funny and humble and just a ton of
fun and was Elder Richardson’s companion in the MTC!) We also had Sis Faay's
baptism which was stellar! Man I love baptisms! The next day was the baptism of
Bank and Mai! And we taught them their first lesson! We decided to give them to
Elder Clark because at the time he had no one to teach and because Bank lives
in his area. They are so awesome. We could tell just off of that first lesson;
we got out of it and went; “Wow, they are really good!” So it was sweet to see
them baptized! Between the 6 elders here in Pakkret I’m pretty sure that we
have had at least one baptism every week of this transfer! It has been
wonderful the work is really going well!
Well, transfers is in 3 days and speculations are running
rampant there is an AP and 5 ZL's dying. It’s another really big transfer that
will change the landscape of the mission considerably but I will get you the
down low next week; as for now everything is up in the air but whether I go or
stay I’m going to be stoked. I absolutely love it here and well moving is
always exciting too!
The language is coming along pretty well. Elder Richardson
is a boss at Thai and he has also had 3 khonthai companions which helps a lot
as well! I really love reading in the B of M in Thai, it’s so cool that I can
read it and understand what is going on, it’s great! I have had a couple
lessons this past week where I have understood almost every word that was said.
It was way sweet, sooo much easier to teach when you understand exactly what is
being said not just the general idea!
We had some awesome faith building finding experiences in
this past week. One was on switch-offs, we had an appointment cancel so we had
like 30 mins till we had to go to the next one and Elder Clark was like well
the Lord didn’t bring us here to waste his time he brought us to find someone. So
off we went and the first house that had anyone home invited us in and we
taught a lesson, it was soo cool. The other one was another appointment
canceling so we went inviting and we prayed first and were like we want to
teach a lesson, we know that you have prepared people for us and then we
started and the first door we knocked on let us in and we taught a lesson and
so as soon as we got out we said a prayer of thanksgiving. It was amazing, that
prayer was answered immediately! It was great and was definitely a faith
builder!
Well, next weeks email should be very exciting. We are
waiting in anxious anticipation for the transfer phone calls telling us who is
moving, and they come tomorrow!
I love you all bundles, lots and bunches,
Elder Cahoon
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