Well, where
to begin? Everything with Alex is going
great. He's still progressing and stuff
but couldn’t make it to church because he was visiting his cousin in the
hospital. And as for Wanda we've been
struggling to get ahold of her. We haven’t
been able to see her since our first visit, and I don't think I will ever see
her again. But I'll get back to
that. Summer has been treating me not
too bad. Everyone is away on holidays it
seems, but life is going well. As for
who is more receptive, I think that would change more depending on who has been
in New York, and who hasn't. The people
who haven't been changed by the New York way of life are much more
receptive. This place really does change
people. It's hard to explain by email,
but the newer people are normally much more receptive. And as for a specific group, pretty much
everyone is receptive. It’s as you said,
an "individual thing” although some are nicer than others, or reject us differently.
Sounds like Dad’s
bike trip was pretty fun. That’s one of
the things I really miss. I really want
to go ride a bike, but I can’t here because of the rules. Traffic is pretty crazy, and I bet if we had
bikes they'd have a lot more missionaries getting injured.
And as for
Elder Hill’s family, they have your number and should call you soon. But I'll email Hill and remind him to send
his parents a reminder. By the sounds of
things they are planning on meeting you at Sarah’s game in Orem.
I'll keep my
eye out for my updated VISA card in the mail, thanks. While on the subject of mail, don’t send
anymore stuff to Manhattan. I have been
transferred to a new Area!!!!!!! WOOO HOOOO!
Well, I’m pretty excited because I really wanted to get a fourth area,
and I did. I'm now serving in
Yonkers. It’s awesome. Kinda like the city but with a car. Sweet eh?
And even better, I'm DRIVING!!!
YEEHAW!! It’s going to be
awesome. My new companion is Elder
Hurtado (pronounced Oortado). He's from Mexico, from a state about 15 hrs
from the border, and he's way awesome!! He has two younger siblings a guy and
girl, and I'm super excited to be able to work with him for this last little
while! Elder Colton’s new companion is
awesome as well. It's none other than my
favorite missionary Elder Bartlett!
While I'm sad to be leaving him, I'm excited that Elder Bartlett is
taking my place. They’re gonna tear the
area up. And so am I here in
Yonkers. I don’t have a lot to say about
my new area, but finally I have another large apartment, so that’s nice. For the last 14 months I've been living in
tiny apartments.
But yeah, as
for Sarah and the date she was asked out on, I don’t think she should turn it
down, just have fun and make the best of it, who knows maybe she could learn
Spanish from him. From my experience, Mexicans
are really funny, and awesome people, sometimes it just takes them a bit to
open up. But I love them. They're one of my favorite peoples.
Anyways,
that’s about all I got for now. As for Broadway
shows, I'm not so sure I can get permission, but it's not really all that high
up on my priority list of things to do, so we'll see.
Hope you all
have an amazing week and best of luck to Sarah in her games in Utah.
Also I met a
member here who knows the Amaya family from the Elbow River Branch, so if you
ever meet Marisol Amaya tell her your son met Sis Caycho. It was kinda cool to meet her on Tuesday.
Much Love, Carson
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