皆さん、いらしゃいませ
Lets get started on this week shall we?
We had quite the busy one, and
the pattern just continues. There's no
need to tell you about last
Monday so I'll skip it. Tuesday we went
to the Iwashita family's
hatake (field) and worked the farm life
for a few hours. Their house
is over a hundred years old so it's
pretty cool looking. We hacked
weeds with tiny scythes and pick fresh
blueberries and grapes. Then
the bees got mad and launched a full
scale attack on us. Elder Lewis
got stung twice. The bees here are
pretty nasty too. They all look
like wasps, not the cute little honey
bees we have in America. Then we
biked super far and played with
Hikaru-kun. He lived with his grandma
and they have like 17 cats. Pretty
crazy.
Wednesday we visited the Sakurais to see
if their son was there. He
wasn't but the other son was there who
is also somebody were trying to
work with so referral contacted! The
rest of our day was trying to
visit some members. I got to fire a few
air guns because one of
the members we visited wanted to see how
good of a shot I was. Then we
taught Eikaiwa. There must be some class
on how to be an old Japanese
man because all they want to do is talk
about controversial topics
about America. Then we
visited more less actives. On
Friday we went to an old folks home and
played games with them. They
love us because we're young, gaijin, and
actually come to visit them.
We also had a really good shokuji with
the Sakurais grandson Aoi-Kun
who isn't a member.
Saturday is where the title of the email
comes in. First we helped out
at a little veggie and fish stand run by
a part member family.
Contacted 6 referrals. We also visited a
less active named Fujinuma.
Fujinuma is a Japanese man (clearly) who
says he is a navy seal,
assassinated Kim Jong-un, got shot down
a few times, and was the 2nd
best sniper in the marine Corp. we
really just think he has
Schizoprenia, but he is a really nice
man. He gives all the
missionaries ranks hence the reason I'm
Master Sergeant now, and he
was amazed to find out I grew up in the
military. Oh by the way Dad,
Fujinuma says he knows where all the
American forces are stationed in
Africa, so if you get in trouble, he'll
come and help you.
That was pretty much the week. This next
week is also a busy one! Pictures!
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| the tastey food we ate today with the Ward Mission Leader |
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| the tastey food we ate today with the Ward Mission Leader |
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