I have recently been thinking a lot about temples, and how great they are. I am sure you are busy, but I thought it would be a great opportunity to all go to the temple together when I come back home. If possible, I would also like to do baptisms for our own family lines as a family. So I would like to challenge all of you back home to do family history work, and find at least one name each to take to the temple. I know that as you sacrifice time to save our kindred dead, your week will be smoother, you will have time to finish all that you need to do in the week, and the Spirit will be felt more strongly in the home. There is no better way of feeling the full blessings of the temple than to do work for your own family, no matter your age. We have the prophet's promise of that. A month should be plenty of time. :)
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| A picture we took because it looked cool, and we needed a picture to send to Smith Kaicho for a Christmas project he's working on. |
To Everyone:
This week has been tiring, but also very rewarding.
Scripture of the week is Job 5:17-18 "Behold, happy is the man whom God correcteth: therefore despise not thou the chastening of the Almighty: For he maketh sore, and bindeth up: he woundeth, and his hands make whole."
Kanji of the week: 痙攣 pronounced "Kay-ren" and means muscle spasm/twitch.
To be honest there is just too much to write about from this week. I
would like to assure you all that I had a spiritual week filled with
many miracles, and we were able to help lots of people. I hope you all have a good week!
Love,
Elder
長老
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| A Japanese style pig in a blanket I got from a convenience store |
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| A cool looking shrine |
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| A drawing from English class that I drew as students told me body parts |
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| Curry udon that I had for lunch while writing emails at the hospital today (free wifi) |
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