Transfers are getting closer
again. That's always a fun time. Though this next one will be a small group
leaving and a small group arriving, the groups will be getting bigger from now
until the end of the year, when we get 20 new missionaries, and lose as many.
In total, we will see a net increase in the number of missionaries, if all goes
well. Which is to be expected, and shows that the Missionary Department still
has faith in the mission, hahaha.
I think we had a record number of people at football this morning: 16 by the end. It was pretty fun, though I only really got into it towards the end of the game. Afterwards, we went to visit a member who lives in Wassenaar (where we play football) and then back to shower and shop. After emailing, we visited a castle near Voorschoten.
The week was a good one, I managed to get a lot done and most of the "fires" have been put out. It seems that the large number of problems caused by opening a whole bunch of apartments about a year ago, have been almost entirely resolved. Nowadays, we usually have to solve or fix some minor problem with an apartment or get some other thing sorted out with a certain city.
We taught somewhat less lessons this week than the last, but we did some finding in Wassenaar (which has the most millionaires in the country) and saw some really cool houses (and cars). We knocked on the door of the Thai embassy. We definitely will be going back there some time.
"Never yield to force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy." - Sir Winston Churchill
I think we had a record number of people at football this morning: 16 by the end. It was pretty fun, though I only really got into it towards the end of the game. Afterwards, we went to visit a member who lives in Wassenaar (where we play football) and then back to shower and shop. After emailing, we visited a castle near Voorschoten.
The week was a good one, I managed to get a lot done and most of the "fires" have been put out. It seems that the large number of problems caused by opening a whole bunch of apartments about a year ago, have been almost entirely resolved. Nowadays, we usually have to solve or fix some minor problem with an apartment or get some other thing sorted out with a certain city.
We taught somewhat less lessons this week than the last, but we did some finding in Wassenaar (which has the most millionaires in the country) and saw some really cool houses (and cars). We knocked on the door of the Thai embassy. We definitely will be going back there some time.
"Never yield to force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy." - Sir Winston Churchill
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