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Holy
 cow! Things are so busy! Sorry for last week that I didn't send out a 
blog email. I was a little short on time, but everything is good here in
 Székesfehérvár! My companion and I are definitely staying busy with our
 investigators, while still getting in some finding. 
We had a 
baptism this last week, it was one of the Elder's investigators, and 
he's probably one of the sweetest guys I've met here in Hungary. I kind 
of want to put him in my pocket and take him everywhere I go. It was 
really neat to go his baptism and feel the special spirit there.
Christmas
 is getting closer and closer and you can definitely tell by walking 
down in the belváros here in Székes. There are Christmas booths 
everywhere selling Christmas gifts, food, and Hungarian's personal 
favorite: hot wine. Yeah, that's popular here. The other day we were 
walking in the belváros and there are stages set up everywhere, on one 
of the stages there were Hungarian fok dancers. That was really cool to 
watch, because I had never seen them, but they were super good and most 
of them...actually all of them... were all younger than me. They 
definitely had a really good skill. 
Saturday
 was a Hungarian Holiday. They call it Saint Nicholas (Mikulás) Day. 
It's essentially just a gift-giving day. The night before, children put 
their boots in the windowsill and if they were a good they wake up with 
chocolate and other treats in their boots. If they were bad, they get  
sticks and onions in their boots. Funny, huh? Saturday
 night we had a Mikulás Büli as a branch. Elder Whiting was Mikulás and 
the other missionaries were well...I'll just let you look at the 
pictures and you can see for yourself (: Anyways it was a pretty good 
week. 
Love you all,
Whitaker Nővér
 

 
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