Kids say the funniest things. This past Sunday, we
walked into church, and one of the 5 year old kids of our investigators runs up
to us, gives us a hug, and says "today I will go to the class and I will
not cry!" I was like, "GREAT!" He was talking about
primary, kid’s classes during church.
One of our investigators getting baptized next Saturday
moved to Irvine last week suddenly. That was a bummer, but she will still
be baptized here so it's all good. It was a long process getting that approved
and everything with the mission president in Irvine.
While talking with some of our investigators at English
class, I found out how I could become a communist village official in China and
get paid six million dollars a year. I just have to pay someone 10
million dollars and I'm in! (or maybe it's RMB). Seems pretty easy!
One of our members had us pick up a check for her and go
cash it at some really shady bank. I'm not sure how legit it all was, but
I felt like I was in the mob going to this small bank with a thousand
dollars. The things you do as a missionary.
Elder Murray mentioned something really funny about all the pregnant
women we see – that they all waddle, they just can't walk normally. I
don't envy all the women who have to give birth!
The investigator that was going to get baptized before but
lost interest after her having to have a second interview said something really
interesting. Her son was in town and took them all to Universal
Studios. She suddenly got on a rant about how it's a waste of money (the
tickets are "too expensive") and that's Satan's place because it's so
expensive and taking her money. Her Chinese is heavily accented so at
first I thought she was saying Transformers are of Satan, but she was saying
the place where the transformers are, is "of Satan."
We had tons and tons of food for Chinese New Year at
member's houses. Lots of Chinese food, I ate way too much.
Chinese new year celebration food layout - before (so exciting)
Chinese new year food layout - after (I ate too much)
Group of church members and investigators celebrating Chinese New Year
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