To answer one of your questions, we haven’t made it back to Cosatche Negri, which is really hard for us to understand, but we have basically been told that because we were there before we can’t really do anything now. I don’t know how it works, and I agree, that it would soften the hearts
Ah this week has been a really interesting week. Meaning boring like normal but, fun moments. I shouldn’t say boring! When you live in a foreign land for two years, every single day brings some new adventure. It has been a very spiritual week. Oh so transfers! I am staying in Galaţi for another transfer
Well, some fun things have happened here that might make you guys smile. The week didn’t bring anything too crazy except for three stories. One: We got a referal from Salt Lake City (which for us is rare) about a mudslide/flood in a city close to us called Costache Negri. We looked at the map,
I am grateful to hear your voices and see pictures. Mom and Abby: you sounded wonderful!! I have only a few stories to tell and it is one of those things where as missionaries we turn to each other and say “Only in Romania”. (I have been writing in my journal, but sometimes at night
Well Moldova was really fun! I have a couple really crazy stories about it too. This trip ended up being a five day fiasco with much, much, much travel. Now just a heads up, Moldova has the worst streets in the whole World, and it is absolutely true. We took a train on the 12th
I love hearing about home and what you all are up too. I wish I could express my love for all of you and share with you my testimony that is growing more and more everyday. We have had some success here and things seem to be turning up with all sorts of small problems.
Well, Galaţi is very interesting. It is larger than Bacău, but uglier. I don’t mean that in a bad way and I love it here, but it isn’t as cool as Bacau. Oh well. I do like it here and the Danube keeps the city cold, and windy. Hooray… We have had a hard time