Wow,
these weeks don't get any easier. I feel like I've talked about how
hard my week has been for the past four weeks, because well it has been.
This week wasn't too eventful.
Monday, after emailing, we
went out to TG's house and his mom taught all of us missionaries how to
make Lángos. That was lots of fun! It's really not that hard, but it
was fun to learn how to make something new, even though with all the oil
and butter they use to make it, it's probably not the healthiest thing
and we probably won't be making it at our house, but maybe later in the
future.
Tuesday
morning, Sister Layton and I went on a run but Sister Layton got
injured during the run which made walking painful for her so we tried to
take it a little slower this week so the injury wouldn't become worse.
We
didn't have too many programs scheduled this week, and we took finding
it easy with finding time. We also happened to go up to Budapest for our
quarterly (and last) interviews with President
on Thursday.
Our three hour train ride, turned into a five and a half hour train
ride, on the way up to Budapest. I was so ready to get off the hot
train! Yuck. The interviews went well though. As we were leaving the
Mission Home in Budapest we walked past this guy (probably in his 40's)
and his son, but as we walked past them the dad stopped us and said
"You're here to preach about the Savior. Teach me about the Savior" (in
English). Sister Layton and I just looked at each other and said, "Well,
yes we're here as missionaries and we teach about Jesus Christ." This
guy just starts talking, but he was acting waaay weird! The little boy
was just laughing and smiling in the background. I thought this guy was
trolling us! He was just being super weird, but at the same time we were
laughing and having a good conversation with him. We tried to ask the
little boy (not so little, probably 14) his name and the dad was like,
"Don't talk to strangers. I found this little homeless boy on the street
and so I picked him up and now I'm we're going to get him food
somewhere, so we gotta go girls, but it was nice talking to you." It was
just so weird. We are pretty sure that he's a member or an investigator
somewhere in the world, because he talked to us like he knew who
Mormons are, but we'll just never know who this strange man and his son
was. Too funny though! We got back on the train and headed to Szeged.
That train ride seemed so quick compared to the one up there! Don't
judge me for the pictures, I send!
What else happend this
week. We met with RR, and taught him the other two big commandments.
Tithing and Fast offering, and The Law of Chastity. They both went wayyy
well! We were a little nervous to teach them, well at least I was,
because I haven't taught these lessons too many times in my mission, but
it was RR and he's understanding that we don't speak Hungarian
perfectly and he bore with us and they ended up being really good
lessons! He accepted to live everything, AND he came to Stake Conference
this week even though the technology wasn't on our side
night, therefore we ended up just teaching RR how to throw a football, in the backyard of the branch house. Fun Stuff!!
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