Just got back from Africam Safari. We went as a district it was sweet! It was cool because the majority of the animals aren´t kept in cages. You just drive through in your car and see them roaming around freely. We also got to see, supposedly, the largest and most intact T-Rex skeleton in the world. I attached some pictures.
We had our stake conference yesterday. There were some great talks. I was a little disappointed because the gran majority of the people we´re teaching didn´t show up. However, this older couple we contacted in the street one day and then later taught went and sat in the very front row. They´re awesome! I can´t believe how receptive they are. Most people their age (I think they´re about 70) don´t want to know anything about our religion. They even met the mission president because he came to see a baptism in the ward.
I´ve struggling with my leadership position a little lately. I love my district. They´re all really cool and I´m glad I don´t have to worry about any problematic missionaries. However, sometimes I just feel like I´m supposed to train and help other missionaries when I, myself, still haven´t figured it out. I also feel bad sometimes becaue I have to be on everyone´s back about certain rules when I don´t even obey them all.
My companion actually talks, which is cool. But sometimes I feel like he distracts me a little. He´s always talking and likes to talk about things that don´t relate to missionary work. And I´m still planning everything and making the majority of the decisions. He sure does make me laugh a lot, though.
The muddy buddies you sent are delicious and the beef jerky was a little dry, but at least it wasn´t moldy this time.
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