There is no such thing as a perfect lesson, however, that one had to be pretty dang close.

Tuesday: We had planned on going ice skating with our District

Leader's investigator with them. However, that was rescheduled for

next week. We played some more games with the Knight's family. After

P-day, we had a lesson fall through with a Potential Investigator

named Alex, he went up to Zion's Camp, which is kind of like a youth

conference here. He felt the spirit so strongly, we heard that after

the speakers talked, he would go up and talk with them afterwards. At

the final testimony meeting he went up there and said that he didn't

have a testimony, however he wanted one, and he wanted to read the

Book of Mormon. So we tried to get a lesson with him. Not today

unfortunately.

   Wednesday: We had District Meeting, and it was concerning using

filler words, such as, Ummm, and..., but... So.... Super cool.... I

use super cool quite often. So we all had to role play in front of the

Zone, and whenever, we said a filler word, they would yell it at us

haha. I am proud to say, I had nobody yell at me :) haha. In the

evening, we tried to do family history with the Greenwoods, that key

word is "try". We had no idea what we were doing. I also learned that

my family history has been done all the way back to the 1500s... It's

going to be difficult.

   Thursday: I had the best lesson so far on my mission! So we are

working with a less active named Cody, and he has been studying things

of the church for a really long time. Like he knows probably about as

much as me. Knowledge wise anyways. He just wants a testimony. The

spirit was super strong with me during that lesson, and told me to ask

certain questions. Those questions were soo powerful. Also, the spirit

told me to invite him to kneel down with us and pray to know if the

BOM was true, right then and there. He accepted, and he prayed. He

felt the spirit strongly testifying to him. He shed a few tears. :) It

was so awesome. There are no such things as perfect lessons, however,

that one had to be pretty dang close :)

   Friday: We as a zone helped someone with yard work, it was pretty

fun, they had apple trees that we had to pluck some, so other's would

grow better. So what do we do with the discarded apples? Shoot baskets

and throw them at each other! You know... Missionary life. After

service we tried to make contacts, however, most people don't like to

talk to missionaries for the 4th of July I guess. We did go and visit

a referral that we got, Jesse. He has been attending church with his

active girlfriend (They are late 40's) We had heard word that he went

up to the bishop and he asked if he could get the priesthood. The

Bishop in response say, "Well you got to first be baptized!". So that

is why we are here! Haha, Golden! We just met with him and it was

pretty warm, he seems interested.

 Oh yes! Also, that door that you people keep taking pictures of... we

never use that door. So when I was riding by in front of the house, I

was like, "What are all those colored notes on that door!" Haha, so we

went up, come to find it is the Smith's! Thanks!

  Because it is the 4th of July, we had to be in our apartments at

7:00. Pretty crazy, So Buckley and I just played Board Games :) haha.

   Sunday: Fast and Testimony Meeting!

Funniest Testimony: "I would like to bear my testimony by cleaning up

messes that I make at church... (Everyone in the congregation laughs)

*giggle* That was funny..."

   Monday: We had Zone Conference, which was super sick! (Yes I used

Super Sick again. lol) Got to see Elder Berg again. Asked him if I

could be Trainer next transfer, he said, "We'll see what we can do"

lol. I miss Elder Berg! He was so fun to serve with. However he is

dying this transfer.

Tuesday: Oh, so this morning, Elder Buckley would not get up from bed.

(He thinks it is fine to sleep in on P-day's) I told him, "If you get

up now, I'll make you breakfast!" He didn't get up. So I got a pitcher

of water, and went over to his bed and said, "You may want to get up

now." He saw it, but he still didn't get up. So I poured a little on

his head. "You sure you don't want to get up?" So I ended up pouring

two pitchers on him. He just laid sopping wet for like 10 minutes.

  I can say that I have been wanting to do that all my life, he took

it well. He didn't get angry or anything, I am super impressed with

that. Hopefully he will wake up on time now?