G'Day. How ya goin'?

G'Day. How ya goin'?

This week has been great! Lots of miracles! The Zone Leaders came down on Monday and left on Wednesday. Plus, the Sister Training Leaders came on Wednesday and left on Friday. Tons of fun.

So, when the Zone leaders first got off the bus they met this lady. She wanted to learn more about our church, so Elder Cram and I met with her on Wednesday and taught her the first lesson. She had tons of questions and was very receptive. We are seeing her again today at 3:00. She is a great lady, who I believe will be baptized.

We weren't able to meet with Eva this week, sad day, but we should be seeing her and meeting her son on Thursday or Friday. Then, on Saturday we went to a place called Tambellup with our Young Men's President. We went to see all the young men that live there, there are about 3. We couldn't see one of them, but we met the other two! They are named Newie and Tai. They live on a ranch with three horses and tons of old junkie cars. Neither of them have been baptized or met missionaries before. They want to come to activities and are great kids. They are like 13 and 16. Their step-dad isn't a member either. He left school at age 9 to start working, and left home at 13 to work as a truck driver. He is pretty cool.

Then, in church, sacrament was happening. Then, we went to see the Area Authority broadcast. It was really cool. It helped me get pumped up again to do the Lord's work. I can't wait to get started again! They were saying how it seems like it is always someone else's responsibility to do something, but we need to be doers, not watchers. I don't do it justice but it was really cool.

I love you all so much!
Being a missionary is the best!
Elder Jamison