Sick - not home sick

This week we didn't get much done. I got sick, and our leaders strongly encouraged us to stay home, even if it wasn't that bad. It made sense, it's better to take a day or two off to get back to 100% than work constantly at 60% and not get better. But being busy every minute of every day then suddenly slamming on your brakes to a halt is hard. It made our house feel like a prison. I spent all the time I could studying Korean and the scriptures and making cards for our members when we visit them, but there's only so much you can do. But I'm doing better now, so the work picked up on Saturday when we met with LNG. He's a new guy we're teaching and it was only the second time we met him, but he was nice, and loved the Book of Mormon. He thought it was so interesting that he could not only learn about the work of God in the Americas, but the history as well. We explained that it's exactly like the bible, in the sense that it was written by prophets, as a record of history, as well as a spiritual history and record of God's words. We're excited to meet with him again this next week.

The 2018 Winter Olympics will be held in PyeongChang South Korea (close to where Jordan is serving). 

We will definitely have to go for the Olympics there. That would be really fun.

That's about it for this letter. It's short, but this week feels like it flew by so fast. Hopefully next week I'll have an exciting story to tell you all. Until then, 안녕하세요!

 

Elder Franchina