I am doing
well this week. The summer heat and
humidity are picking up. Some days are
starting to get into triple digits. But
I am one of the few missionaries that doesn't mind the humidity. This week after a lesson I went outside and my
back tire was flat. So we went to
Walmart to see if we could get one, but I bought the wrong size. Also when I looked at my current tube it was
totally shredded. I have used it for the
past 7 months. So I returned the other
tube. Walmart didn't have any in my
size, and my other one was beyond repair. And this was about 9:00 so we had to walk home
for 2-3 miles, and for a cherry on top it started pouring. That wasn't fun. But the next day we got a ride from a member
to go to the Grovetown Walmart and, to my surprise, I got the last tube of that
size for my bike, so it was an absolute miracle. I think I ride about 50ish miles each week. It varies but we do a lot of peddling around.
Last week
we got a lot of meals with members, which was rare, but this week is pretty
light. This is the last week of this
transfer and I will find out Saturday if I am leaving of not. A typical day of tracting in Thomson involves
a lot of sweating, very little success, and usually one or two crazy people. But we have fun doing it! We had one new investigator until we realized
that there was never a time when he was sober and could remember what we taught
him, so we are fresh out.
They had
Zone Conference in Augusta and we are in the Augusta Zone, but Zone Conference
had both Augusta and North Augusta Zones.
I love
y'all so much!
Love,
Elder
Hinrichs
