Sunday, December 11, 2016

Habare Mzungu

December 5, 2016

Hello family, hello friends. The past couple of weeks have been pretty hard, and as you may already be able to tell, the pain that I am, and we, as a family, are experiencing, is going to be here for a while.

But I’m a glass half full kinda guy, so I’m going to try to write a positive letter of some of the good things that happened this week, to try to experience that good ol’ fashioned joy again.

One amazing thing that has happened in my life these past couple of weeks is the crazy amount of comforting emails I have received. Every email has really meant a lot and has done much to lighten this load and lift my spirits.

The mission has been going well. We have been hard at work visiting people and teaching them about this wonderful gospel. Unfortunately because of the rainy season, people are kinda getting to busy to talk to us... But we have been doing some great work in the fields (literally cultivating big fields...) and in the church!
We have had a couple of firesides and we have had a lot of people who attended. We watched 17 Miracles and told them about the message of that film. It really is a great movie.

I got to slackline! And, might I say, I still got it...

And we had district conference, which was great. President Msane is such a powerful man. If he’s not an apostle one day, then I will be danged... The topic was on establishing eternal families and the message really spoke to me. Half way through the meeting I was disappointed to find that my hopes and dreams of living the single life, on the road and exploring America for a little while after the mish’ were crushed by a desire to find a nice girl and make it to the temple ASAP... LOL! The Holy Ghost does some WEIRD things... Just glad I don’t need to worry about that for another two years.

Another thing that stuck out was a great appreciation that our family has been sealed for time and all eternity. We can all live together for ETERNITY. What a blessing. I love you all, I miss you all, and I love my mission.


 Elder Fraga

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