This past week was good, but a little crazy. We received word from Hermana Watts that we
needed to pack up the house we are in and move down to another house in the La
Joya. So all week we were calling back
and forth from the ZLs to the office trying to settle the problems that came up
such as getting the keys to the other house and setting up the utilities for
the other house. We moved some stuff,
but there is still a lot of the big stuff to move down this week. We were studying one morning and a man with a
wheelbarrow, and his son came up to the front of the house and started to cut
the water valve to the house, so we had to settle a bill for 1000Q+ for unpaid
water bill because we didn't know it wasn't included in the rent. Other than that we worked like normal this
week, but all week I was thinking, that I was leaving the area... but yesterday
we found out that Elder Farr will be leaving and I will be staying for my 4th
change here in Palencia. This SUCKS!!! I
wanted so bad to be with Farr for one more change, but I guess that we are
splitting after 2. I don't feel like I
have fulfilled my purpose with him for some reason... I was thinking that us being together would be
for a grand purpose like changing a whole family, or something like that. And we did do a lot of great work here in
Palencia together... But maybe our
purpose of being together was to become friends? Haha kinda sounds ridiculous, but I kind of
feel that it is supposed to be like that...
To the Farr Family: I want to thank you for the opportunity
to serve alongside your son. He is a
great guy, and I have had the time of my life here in Palencia with him. I have really grown from being with him and
learning from his example, and I hope that I have made as much of an impact in
his life as he did in mine!
Well have a good week and I love you guys!
Hunter
Elder Farr’s letter:
Vincent Family,
May I be
first to say that you raised a champ, daily I am deeply grateful for the chance
I have to be serving with your son. I really cant thank my heavenly father
enough, we learn things from all comps but he really has help changed me into
the elder I want to be. We did have our times of failure and success but always
he had a smile and that’s one thing I could do better at. We had some really
fun and funny times. Some of which might not be missionary worthily but we aint
perfect! It’s a little sad to have a change and me moving on but as well so is
he. He will be a great elder. You raised a stud as I would say and can really
feel the Christ like love when you are around him. Thanks again for raising
him. I give you all the thanks and love I have! Thanks for it all. With love
Elder Farr!
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