Hola familia, ¿Que tal, Todo bien no mas? Well, this week pretty much flew by fast. I don´t think I really have anything to write... Cameron just asked me about the breastfeeding statue and then we had an interesting but weird discussion on South America and Breastfeeding. Yeah, that probably wasn´t needed to be said. Thanks for the letter in Spanish Dad. I have a question, How long did it take you to write that? Your grammer and everything was perfect and I don´t know if I believe that you wrote all that yourself, I think you used some technology help. But if not, it was pretty impressive. And I have a confession... I didn´t have enough time to read it all in Spanish, so I hit the translate button %cough. But I will read it again in spanish. Let´s see, I basically dropped all of my companions old investigators because none of them were progressing and we were wasting our time there. We found cool new people to teach and put baptism dates with some of them. The beginning of the week, we were pumped and ready to work. But there´s always something that seems to get in the way. I got sick again (you´re probably getting bored of hearing that). We think it was some cheese that I ate at a members house. Well, I spent a day in bed and I thought I was going to die. Or maybe I was on my crossroads of Destiny (Cameron and Ryan should get that reference). But it got me thinking again (oh no, not again), and you guys know that I love to think.. but I was thinking about accepting life as it is. There are things in life that happen to us that are usually beyond our control. Sometimes it is hard for people to accept that. But we need to have the humility to accept it. Unhappiness is defined in my terms as the degree of difference between what you are and where you want to be or what is and what is expected. So what are you going to do, fight the inevitable, or acknowledge its existence? This doesn´t mean not caring or apathy. It means that although you prefer things differently, you recognize the futility of stuggle and then take appropriate action. Don´t give up when things become hard. If you keep pushing, dealing with what you have been given, and acting appropriately, you won´t fail. That´s about all folks -Elder Walker
Cameron began his service March 15, 2010 to Rio de Janeiro Mission. Marissa began her service July 20, 2011 to Barcelona Spain Mission. Craig began his service December 28, 2011 to Cochabamba, Bolivia. Ryan began his service October 23, 2013 to Lima Perú North.
Monday, September 3, 2012
Accepting life as it is
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