Derry, Part 10 - January 29, 2018

I've so far on my mission come to love things that I didn't love before. Like animals. And persons. Not people, I still don't like people, but I like individuals. And I like seniors too. But they are so frustrating!! There's a nonagenarian in my ward who all he ever does is fall over and hurt himself because he's trying to do something he's been told not to do. Way too stubborn. That's also why most people won't turn away from Catholicism. 

That's good news for Laura! Finally something is being done so that she can breathe. Poor frekin girl. 

Oh, I love my Derry area. OH! Yeah, no word on transfers yet. Elder Price is definitely moving, but I can't say anything for certain as to myself. Not yet anyways. I'm not sure what I'd most like to do. But I would very much like to stay in Derry, being that there is so much yet to do, and University students are gonna start coming back from exams! 

I totally had forgotten about the scripture that says the Earth is round! Helaman 12:14-15. Anyone remember that one? 

Thursday was onion day. I found out that red onions taste best. I also went online to figure out just how healthy onions are for you. It turns out they're pretty darn healthy. Did you know that to the ancient Egyptians, the onion was an object of sacred meaning? It was symbolic of eternity, because of the circle-within-circle shape. Also, I was on exchanges that day, and we found a playground with some really creepy statues. 

You know what I've really wanted to watch for the past couple of days? True Grit and Quigley Down Under. Great movies. Instead I watched a movie called The Testaments, about Jesus Christ's appearance to the Nephites. Remember that one? We watched it a long time ago, but I never got to finish it because I had to go to my priesthood preview. Good movie. 

Anyways, love y'all. Talk to you later.