September
28, 2015
To start off
the week I got toe surgery! And it was
no fun at all. Pretty darn painful! Especially when the guy stuck a needle
directly into the gross hurt part.
Ouch! After it was numb he just
went to town with some scary scissors.
He was just slicing and yanking and I was lay8ing there trying not to
imagine what was going on. After a while they wrapped it up and sent me to
another room. The lady nurse comes in
and says something I couldn’t understand.
Then she said it in English, but I still didn’t get it. I look at my comp and he says, “injection.” I looked at her and she says “injection” as
she pats her butt. Oh no. Next thing I know I’m laying on this bed
thing with my pants down and this lady just starts slapping me on the butt,
then rubbing, then said I was done. I
didn’t even feel it! Haha I had to wear
1 shoe and 1 slipper this week which wasn’t fun and limped a lot, but things
are going well now!
We were able
to teach several lessons this week, 10 actually! I think it might’ve been a record for me and
we were actually busy some of the time.
Sister Moon is doing ok. We met
her a few times but she’s not doing well with keeping commitments. I still think she’ll be baptized though. I might get transferred in like a week and
half, so we’ll see what happens with her!
I still don’t really feel like I’m ready to leave and I think there’s a
decent chance of doing 5 transfers here in Iksan. We weren’t able to meet our paralyzed guy and
things aren’t looking too great for him.
The other people we met were mainly new people for English. And they’re like all women! Good think there are no sisters here or we
would have like no investigators! We met
our homeless guy one last time and dropped him after he declined a baptism
invitation. He just has no chance to
improve and no desire to do so. And he’s
pretty crazy.
Well, it has
now been a year since I have come to Korea.
It’s pretty hard to believe that it’s been that long! I’ve come a long ways, but I know that I
still have a lot to do and still need to improve a whole lot. I’m grateful for the time that the Lord has
given me and for all the chances and opportunities that I have been blessed
with. Thank you all for your love and
support.
Love,
Elder Jace
Anderson
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