Ya'at'eeh! 
   This week has been different but over all good. On Monday we packed, 
said goodbye to members of the ward, drove to Farmington, and stayed the night 
with some elders there. On Tuesday Elder Cook and I went to the Training meeting 
while elder Nicholson and McCarry went to their new areas in the transfer van. I 
got to meet my new companion and the missionary that Elder Cook is training. The 
four of us drove back to Many Farms that night and had a chance to introduce the 
new missionaries to the bishop. My Companions name is Elder Sorensen and his 
name is Danish too just like ours. He was originally called to the Brazil 
mission but is waiting here in this mission until he gets his visa. He is really 
cool and learned Portuguese in the MTC. Elder Cooks companion is Elder Quijano 
and he is here to stay in the Farmington mission. He didn't have any MTC training 
and his call packet said to report to the Mission home last Monday so he has 
only been out a week. Pretty crazy stuff! But now I am the only remaining elder 
that was here in Many Farms last August. Its weird being the elder who has been 
here the longest. On Wednesday I was able to take Elder Sorensen to meet some of 
the people we teach and it was a normal day. Thursday we were able to see 
everyone and had allot of cool teaching experiences and found a really cool 
family. Friday we did our first weekly planing and after got to see a few people 
before Basketball night. Saturday was a little slow but we did allot of finding 
and on Sunday we were able to teach a few Less actives in the ward. I am looking 
forward to next week because we will have more time to go out. We have been 
finding allot more already in this new companionship and that is definitely what 
this area needs. That and more member missionary work. I love it here and I am 
glad that I have lasted this long in one area. I know just about every road out 
here so that's pretty exiting! Thank you for your support and for being an 
awesome family! I love you guys! :) Talk to you next week!


 
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