Idk if you can go there, is your hair rebel enough? - Elder Hodge


The Rebel Hair Cut


Tuesday:

Pretty normal day. We met with one of the Branch Missionaries. He seems like he has connections and will be able to help us get in to teach some people.

Wednesday:

Also a normal day. We were walking around and some people honked at us and said "HEY ELDERS!" We waved and kept walking, but they wanted to talk to us. It was a film crew making a safety video for the MTC. They had two missionaries with them that served in our area not too long ago who were helping someone hold something onto the back of a truck but the wind picked it up and took them with it. They survived and look OK now. I had heard about that story from a family a few weeks ago but yeah, apparently there are lessons to be learned from their story.

Thursday:

Weekly Planning! Which means we don't really leave the house until after lunch. Nothing much else of interest happened except we did exchanges with the Zone Leaders Thursday night (Elder Hodge is the District Leader so we go on exchanges a lot).

Friday:

I spent the whole day in an area that wasn't mine! So I let Elder Lindeman do most of the talking. I ate a Habanero, pretty hot, tastes like the Shut-up Juice, but didn't last too long. We did some service finally too! We raked and bagged grass in someone's backyard. She also had an apple tree, with lots of (rotten) apples underneath it. Basically my service shoes live at the front door now. I also found out why so many people know where Farmer's Corner is, they have some good food there. It just looks like a gas station from the outside, but apparently it has been there forever. 

Elder Lindeman? 

Saturday:

We painted a house white. That was kinda fun. We also finally met the YSA who we creeped out a while back by pulling in then rolling out of their driveway on a Monday night. He seems pretty cool and didn't seem to remember us, so that is good!

Sunday:

Pretty normal Sunday. We had Branch Council in the morning right before church and had dinner with a family from the Branch. We had some spicy stuff and beans and chicken with tortillas. It was pretty good!

Monday:

I got a haircut today! I asked where the missionaries go to do it and I was told Rebel Hair Studio. So that's where we went. We went to get an oil change and The View was on TV in the waiting room. That may have been the longest hour of my life. We went to DI and I bought a "Learn Russian" thing. It was a dollar and has like 4 CDs of lessons, couldn't pass it up. Then we went to Walmart. We had lunch and now I am here writing emails!
Before the Rebel Haircut. Also, how I feel about The View. 
Oh yeah, my missionary portal says that I am now enrolled in the "Safeguards for Using Technology" Course...
SOMETHING SOMETHING SOMETHING!


also the Hot Springs Trailer is back.




Love all of you!

Pictures down there v

-Elder Hazeslip

Jehovah Creates Earth framed and hung 


Random Fire picture and no explanation.





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