We were very blessed in Manila. We were able to get our
fingerprinting done in a short time and we had remaining time to
attend the Manila temple. It was great to go to the temple after
not being able to go for almost 16 months.
What is all this stuff about temples?
Sister Wood and I had a very funny experience in Manila. We were eating at KFC. There were no seats left but a nice man offered us two seats next to him. We had a nice conversation, he was very professional and only spoke in English. Of course we spoke in Tagalog because we cannot really speak English very comfortably any more. Then he asked us where we were from and I responded, "Tennessee." Then he said, "Yeah, Al Gore is from there, right? Too bad he did not win the 2000 election." So this very nice man turned out to be a Filipino Al Gore fanatic and went on and on and on about him. I wanted to say, "You know that election was 14 years ago?" but I couldn't get a single word in. You never know who you will meet in Manila.
Considering that I spent some time in Manila this week, we lost a
lot of time to serve the Lord. The days we did have left to spread
the gospel in Laoag were busy as could be. I know this week will be
a busy one too. I am going to do my best to serve Him as a
full-time missionary now because my time to serve Him full-time
expires next week.
keep the faith guys!Sakit.info
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