Family!
Everything is great in LIB!! The mission is going
strong! We are expecting 11 new missionaries on Wednesday, so we will be around
70 - 76 missionaries in Liberia. Over the next few months we will be gaining so
many new missionaries! Crazy how fast things change! Being on a mission is one
of the best things I could have done. All of the experiences I have had will
and have effected my life for the better. LIB is going to have a stake in the
near future I Bet! It will be interesting to see how developed the church will
get over the course of my mission. Now we had our interviews with
president this last week, and he seems like a cool guy. Very strict and exactly
Obedient kind of guy. So last week was the 4th of July!!! America's Independence Day! How was it for you guys? We made sure to celebrate Americas birthday as well here in LIB!! I came up with a genius Idea to grill hamburgers on some of the coal stands they have... and yes, it worked! I was having trouble thinking about what we could use to set the hamburgers on to grill, but my district leader thought out the idea of using the oven racks. Yes, I will send pictures of this contraption we put together! It was the closest thing, besides french toast, to home that we have had on mission. The only problem was that the meat tasted weird and wasn't the best. But hey, we had French fries with it as well, so its the thought that counts, not the taste right? Before we ate our food, we gathered together, South Africans, Nigerians, Ghanians, and Britain's and we sang the Star Spangled Banner. We then had Elder Pentreath our British man, give our prayer since his people participated in bringing this day about. ha ha We definitely enjoyed this 4th of July!! Only one more in A-town and then I'll be celebrating back home!
Get this, last pday I was wanting to get a haircut, so we go to Logan town and go to the place where the only guy who knows how to cut white man hair is, which is about 20ld per person to get there. We get there and his shack is open, so we peak in and the dude is packing his things up. I say hello, and he looks up and almost falls over. This dude is drunk off his butt and can barely speak. Great, we just paid 20 Ld to get here and now we have to pay 20 ld to get back. No small thing! He tells me that the LEC (Liberian Electric Company. what they call electricity all the time) is going in and out so I should come back in a half hour. huh? This man thinks I'm coming back to get my hair cut from him? An African hair cut is bad as it is, so why would I want to see what a Drunk African hair cut looks like? Crazy guy. We went back today though and he was sober, so now I have a nice, Short, African hair cut once again. Oh the joys of mission life(:
D&C 38:39
2 Cor 9:7
Just scriptures I found in my studying
Love, Elder Zaugg
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