Let Those Who Worship Evil's Might

The appointment with our South Korean investigator at the temple on Thursday was wonderful. President Kleijweg showed her the open house video, gave her a pamphlet about the temple and explained to her what he could about the temple. Elder and Sister Robison drove her to the temple and shared their testimonies about temple work and how it is such a wonderful place to be. They told her about how they were married there and their children too and that the spirit there is always so beautiful. She seems very interested in doing work for her deceased ancestors and asked if she would be able to do it for her biological and her adoptive family. She also expressed interest in and talked about the importance of temple marriage, as it is explained in the teachings of President Benson. This second time that I have gone to the temple with an investigator, and it really is a great experience for them (indeed, for everyone).

Transfers was uneventful, really, this week. Six new missionaries arrived (4 from the Provo MTC, 1 from the Madrid MTC and 1 from Apeldoorn: he's waiting for his visa so he can go to the MTC and then his mission in New York). No one left this transfer, which is unusual. It was my "privilege" to do travel plans for transfers this time. And for the most part, things worked out according to plan, so I guess they were good plans, haha. I spent some time at the station on Wednesday, helping out with transfers and stuff, since I was not needed at the office anyways. While waiting, a friend of mine stopped by on her way to catch a train and we talked for a bit. Advantages of serving close to home ;)

Today, we planned on going to the antiquities museum in Leiden, but I am not sure, because Elder Bosco, who replaced Elder Alston as AP, really wants to play Munchkin. So I guess we will see.

"For Pony!"