So on monday we were going around mapping and we had an appointment with the Ricio family, they seemed somewhat interested but it wasnt anything too special. We left and went to a member to map them. The two kids were really sick and so they asked if we could give them blessings. We blessed the one smaller boy and it went well and then we went to bless the girl. Elder Bromley did the first part of the blessing and then as i went to give the other part....the girl threw up all over the place. It was soooo gross. It sounded so bad and I felt really bad for the girl because she was gagging and crying and she threw up like 6 times in a row right there in the room. Now the room was very very small and so the throw up got on the couch and splattered on the floor, nothing got on me or my comp so we were fine. After the blessing we left and had a good laugh about it. The girl is not sick anymore and was happy to see us at church.
Tuesday we had a district conference and our AP elder meyer gave us all GPS systems to use while we map all the members of this ward. We went to Macdo and ate a ton of food and then went and mapped some members, nothing crazy happened it was a good day.
Wednesday we went back to the CSP and finished the garden, it looks good but in the philippines there is so much trash everywhere when we were digging the trench for the garden we just kept scooping up garbage and bags and so the garden looks colorful because of all the garbage in the dirt hahaa. I put sunscreen on this time so i did not get burned. After that we went to Natividad and found all the houses and also ran into a lot of funny crazy old people who are really fun to talk to. The old people here are just wonderful...most of the time.
Thursday was not the best day for me. We went back to Myrna, last time we were there a bunch of street kids followed us and were making a ton of noise and saying all this crazy stuff and it was not very fun. This time on our way there i stepped in a huge cow turd and it got all over my shoe and everyone saw it. Elder Bromley was laughing his head off and even the trike driver saw it and yelled "jackpot" haha it took forever to get the poop of my shoe. We got to Myrna and all of the sudden a bunch of white people come walking out of a house, it took us off guard and we were super weird ed out. They seemed like nice people but it was just weird seeing them, they were all like huge and tall, i think they were doing like a service thing or something but we never found out, we did however find and map the member there so that was awesome.
Friday was weekly planning and we also got shwarma for dinner and the shke lady that we always go to for shakes totally ripped us off....but we did not realize it till after. The shakes were good though.
Saturday we spent all day mapping, it was a long day with a lot of walking but it was fun, we went to a subdivision that looks exactly like America, everryone has cars and people speak english...it was fun. We saw this giant house and we had the idea to go knock on it and see what happens, so we did. The lady answered through a little slit in the door and for some reason ma and bromley started laughing and after about 5 minutes i regained my composure and asked if she knew the member, she did not but she was nice about it so that was good.
Sunday was church and studies and it was a great day
Monday was zone con. it was awesome i loved it. It was about the Book of Mormon and the Holy Ghost. it was a great time, and we all felt the spirit and learned some really cool doctrine. My mission president is an amazing speaker and so it is always awesome when he gets up and starts speaking. After that we got S and R pizza! it is real pizza that tastes like America!!! it was awesome. We taught a lesson later that night and as we were walking home we saw like 10 tvs playing game 7 of the cavs haha...they won thats awesome.
Anyways that was it, I love this mission and i know that the gospel is true. The book of mormon is true. Russel M nelson is a true prophet of god. Have a great week!
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Elder Hunter Munk
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