"What's in your mouth?" *pfft* wrapper is on the ground. "Nothing".

This week our fellow shipper had another run in with low blood sugar.  It was not to fun, but the fellow shipper was so funny.  It took everything I had to keep professionalistic. ( I know that's not a real word, but if my mom can do it, so can I.)  We had a little packet of screws left in our car from another fellow shipper and apparently he thought it was food.  So he almost ate it but he did get part of the wrapper and title is what he said.  Man it was so funny, sounded like a three year old.  Ah that guy is awesome though.  His blood sugar returned to "beautiful" levels before we reached the hospital !

Story number 1: Stake Conf.

This week we had stake conference with everyone in Port Elizabeth area.  Hopefully we can help the Stake to be able to split soon.  Back to the conference we had a lot of powerful talks given, one of my favorites was from Elder P. one of the seventy.  Elder P. talked about a lot of things but mostly testimonies.  He shared something about the prophet and apostles.  He said "they are not perfect people, but their testimonies of Jesus Christ are perfect".  So if you want to be like the prophet just make sure your testimony of Christ is perfect and rock solid.

Story number 2:  "You don't speak normal english. - A six year old

Saturdays are really hard days here for missionary work.  The white handbook lied.  Anyways this Saturday we had one lesson at twelve and then all of our appointments dropped up until six.  So we decided to try and contact some of our previously dropped appointments in the week.  We went to a house and there was a lot of kids outside that all had a lot of questions. I was kind of bored so I started talking with an Irish accent.  This was the kid's response to my accent.  So sorry if you are Irish you don't speak normally. Good kid though, very very talkative.

Until next week folks.

Elder Jeron