Monopoly Ruins District Unity
Thursday of this last week was Thanksgiving and so our mission got most of the day off to ourselves! My district dedicated the day to play a game of monopoly. One if the elders told me they go hard at monopoly but nobody will ever finish a game with him. Everyone says it takes too long but if you say that, you probably just suck at monopoly. I do not suck at monopoly. I was playing monopoly before I could talk (trying to at least because my family would never play with me). Anyways, we got into the game and the elder that goes hard- got out first. I thought it would be a walk in the park to victory but little did I know, it wouldn't be. Fast forward an hour and I was one unlucky role away from being bankrupt. My only hope was the 1.5 thousand in the middle that you get when you land on free parking. I was three spaces from free parking and decided to role one dice at a time. Two. What are the odds that I got a one? What ever the odds were, I got it! I was most likely more excited at that moment than I would be at my first child's birth. Long story short, I built some hotels and ruined everyone's Thanksgiving.
We did get to eat with members for Thanksgiving! This came as a surprise because the rules are kinda strict about eating with families and also, who wants to eat with the missionaries? They made a real good dinner and gave us a lot of the left overs, and some jam they made, and some rolls. I think they were just trying to get rid of food they don't want but I'm not complaining. I am complaining a little because I might be getting chubby.
My companion and I have our fair share of stupid moments. Yesterday, my companion had the most stupidest moment of all🤭 we were knocking a door and a guy came to the door with his dog. He had not opened the screen door (which was dark and hard to see through) so my companion *clearly* did not see the dog. When the guy said "can you be chill" twice, my companion responded both times with "uh yea!". I quickly tell him that the guy is talking to his dog and he looks at me all confused. Anyways the guy was nice about it but he wasn't a fan of the church.
One thing I loved this week was in Alma 32. This chapter talks a lot about faith. In verse 17 is says "Yea, there are many who do say: If thou wilt show unto us a sign from heaven, then we shall know of a surety; then we shall believe." A lot of people, including a lady we are teaching, want a sign from God to know it's true. Asking a sign from God not only shows your not humble but goes completely against faith. This doesn't mean God doesn't give us signs/mircales but ones faith should not be built on miracles. This is how I see it at least.
Italian for the week: sei una scimmia (you are a monkey)
Vi voglio bene,
Anziano Lewis
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Cats that like to be held, me lookin awkward in the district photo, chicken socks, post monopoly, meme I like
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