Well update, I may have had a lil’ friend living inside me. But uh, if I did, he would have died after I took the medication (worm pills)... symptoms and side effects may include but are not limited to: cramping, persistent hunger, laying on the floor, headache, diarrhea etc.
And now! Transfers and I am back on Guam in a new area Dededo with Elder Queroga. He’s awesome and we will be biking and most of the people there speak Tagalog. So I will have to retire from speaking Yapese and move on to another language.
We had zone conference in Yap before I left and here’s one thing I learned and loved. If we think like this "supposed to happen" we limit the possibilities of what COULD happen. To think I was supposed to stay on Yap or not get this sickness could be denying all the experiences I have had because they happened. I got to teach with Elder Nascimenyo this past week who is one of my favorite and see Elder Goth before he is transferred to Palau. I got to teach Tonu and Tina and Keith who are all people I taught in my first transfer. These are blessings that I wouldn’t have had if I had stayed healthy on Yap. So roll with whatever happens and don’t get sad or upset if things don’t go the way you thought they would. Love you all!
Elder George
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| Elder Nascimento came with me to pick up my prescriptions. The side-effects of the worm pills are as bad as the sickness. |
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| Four hungry Elders. Three get pizza ...guess who's special diet does not include acidic tomato sauce. |
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| Breakfast at the mission home. Everyone got to eat! |
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| Senior couple missionaries and President Hicks. |
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| Elder Goff from Canada is headed to Palau. Glad I got to see him before he heads out. |
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| Elder Nascimento -P-day at the beach |
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