March 25, 2013
Hey Family,
I´m excited to be able to come home,
it´s just that it´s coming up so fast! I hit the 1 year six month mark this
week, how crazy! It kind of snuck up on me.
It sounds like you guys had a crazy
week too, with the move, picking dorms, and everything. Haha, I had to laugh
when you said that you are neighbors with the Bishop. Be careful, the Bishop is
watching you! And wow, 12 missionaries serving in the ward!? It must be a Utah
Ward. I´m excited to get to know everyone.
I did get some letters off last week, I
wrote you guys a letter, and also I sent a letter to Aaron, but I’m sure it
still hasn´t arrived, I sent it too late to get to him on his birthday.
My week here was pretty neat, Elder
Vighetto and I were running everywhere. We had the training in Curitiba for new
missionaries, and I had to do a few interviews in other areas. The training was
great, and I got to see Elder Little again, which was fun. Elder Little hit the
one year mark a few days ago. Ahhh!!!! I trained Elder Little, how does he have
1 year already!
On Saturday, I interviewed couple for
baptism. They were really polite, but what caught my attention was their
wedding. So they´ve been taught by the missionaries for like 6 months, and it
was only this Saturday that they got married, so they had their marriage party
at the Chapel. They are a young couple, about 25 years old, and you´re going to
love the theme of their wedding--rock and roll!! :) haha, in the Chapel, they
had tables set up with black table cloth, and had little foam guitars and bats
hanging from the ceiling. I think that they played Rock and Metal music during
the party, I’m not sure, I left before. But it was kind of funny, all of this
rock and roll stuff in the Chapel. But they are way ready for baptism, both of
them have really strong testimonies.
Elder Vighetto and I are doing great,
we´re working a lot. We´re starting to have a strong teaching group, so lately
we´ve been teaching a lot in houses (which is nice, better than being out in
the rain!).
Well, the Church is true. I´m learning
a lot. I feel like every week, every day, the Lord is blessing us so much. Sure
the mission isn´t perfect, and there are things that aren´t so great, but it
helps when the Lord has helped me out so much. Like I said before, I think you
guys won´t even recognize me when I get back. One thing I’m learning now is
being organized. I´m organizing everything--even my money! I´m starting to keep
a little notebook to keep track of everything I spend (like you do mom). I want
to learn all of these little skills on the mission, so that when i get back, I
can succeed. The most important thing, however, will be getting help from the
Lord, through study and prayer. I promise that all of our problems and
questions can be responded by the scriptures and asking the Lord.
Stay strong everyone!!! Good luck with
School, Autumn
LOVE
Elder Twitchell
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