"YOU GET A CALLING, YOU GET A CALLING, YOU GET A CALLING, EVERYBODY GETS A CALLING!!!"

So with the branch split one of the Branches had about forty or so people there when doing Branch business. Just about everyone was standing when they were giving callings.  It was like ten minutes of just so and so is called to, and so and so will have this calling. I was afraid he was going to say my name. Luckily he didn't and I am still just a missionary.

I would also like to say Thank you for the birthday wishes. It was very nice to read them. Now on to the good parts.

Story One:  Elder, do you know what you are eating?

So yesterday it was a farewell for a young man.  So mama Joyce was going all out and wanted to do something different.  So she made ox tongue.  It was really good, except really soft, which was kind of weird, but tasty.  Tastes like beef.

Story Two: Missionary train.

So this week we had zone conference in Belville. Even though I got lost there I still did not know how to get there, so we followed the AP's.  Which was fun and our whole zone followed us so we had about five cars that were all following each other going along the road. Zone conference was awesome and we found out were getting a greenie for three weeks.

So my new companion's name is Elder Latu.  Yes there will be three of us working in Gugs.  He is from Tonga.  "One of these Elders is not like the others".  But it will be fun for the next few weeks.

I will most likely be transferred on the 23rd. In answer to mom's question we speak alot of Xhosa-the clicking language and very little Afrikaans but I can say hello how are you. 

I hope you all have a wonderful week

Elder Jeron Tucker