So funny story that was kinda bad but hilarious... So we try
and go visit an investigator and they weren't there. So we knock on the
neighbor's door to ask them if they know when a good time to see them would be
(and try and pick them up as a new investigator also). So I knock while Elder
Leaupepe is a little farther from the door on the phone with the Sister
Training Leaders... Knock Knock Knock and this big black lady opens the door
and flat out yells "WHO IS YOU?" Without missing a beat I start to
tell her we are looking for her neighbor but she cut me off at "Oh we are
just..." And she again yells "GET THE BLANK OUT!!!" And slams
the door! :) Haha my eyebrows went up and we instantly started laughing and as
we walked away we could hear her on the inside say something to the effect of
"Who does that white boy think he is knocking on our door?" LOL We
died! Don't worry we weren't disheartened or anything, just laughed and
laughed. And then two minutes later Elder Leaupepe trips and almost lands on his
face which made me just die all over again. Haha we both died laughing again
and also keep in mind the other Sister missionaries are witnesses for all of
this :)
We also had 3 people come to church yesterday which is the
most we have had together this transfer. The most we have had is 1. So
yesterday LaPaul was there and we also had Linda and Marion there. They are
brother and sister and they are soooo cooooool! We actually had dinner over
there on Saturday and that was awesome. Then at church Marion said that he had
been thinking about tithing and fast offerings for a while and that was
what sacrament meeting was all about. And then Linda said the same thing but
about Sunday school where they talked about baptism. They both had an amazing
time and were excited to have us come back over and also to come back to church next
Sunday, too :) :) :)
I think those were the biggest things that happened that I
can share real quick. We are about to have a boss P day to send Elder Leaupepe
off right!
Love you!
Elder Howland
Elder Howland, Elder Leaupepe
Cincinnati
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