Monday, January 27, 2014

I Got Another One!

So this week I got...a new missionary! That's right, another one. Funny enough, my trainer Elder Chardon is training another new missionary too, and my firstborn Elder Thurgood just got transferred to the same district as Elder Chardon and the Elder he is now training. Furthermore, my new companion is Albanian. That's right, another one. I never would have guessed, when I came on my mission, that I would have a companion from Albania, and I certainly never would have guessed I would have two. Elder Lapi was the first to come in, and Elder Myrtaj (my new companion) is the fourth to come in to the mission. So I just need to serve with the other two and I will have served with all the Albanians in the mission!

1. Me and Elder Myrtaj (pronounced Muir-Thai with muir as in John Muir and Thai as in Asian people)

2. this is Elder Eldredge and I painting last p-day

3. my painting

Elder Myrtaj is so excited to be here, which is awesome. When I asked him how long he had to wait after he got his mission call, he told me in days. Also, he just turned 18 last June, while I was already on my mission. That's pretty crazy. Also it means that he is closer to Connor in age than he is to me...

Julie is doing well, she will be baptised sometime in the next few weeks. She has been to church for 6 weeks in a row now, which is totally awesome. 

When I went to the mission home to pick up Elder Myrtaj, I ran into Elder Debeikes, the Elder who replaced me in Llanelli, who was also picking up a new missionary to train. So I was able to hear about how the Watkins family is doing! Alex is still as awesome as ever, I actually got a letter from him too. He still passes the sacrament every week and still hasn't missed a week of church since before his baptism. His mum (and my adopted welsh mammy) Fran was finally able to have a much needed surgery this week and so her health should improve dramatically, enabling her to attend church each week. 
I hope all is well at home, and keep on going in the work of the Lord. 

Love, 


Elder Seth Poulsen

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