Okay okay, we had a fun week. With transfer coming up we have been very busy and one thing I have recently been learning is how to be a scapegoat, or in other words how to take the blame for others. This was a weird week I learned that need somebody to blame for everything. For example, the Mission President makes some hard decisions and the people it effect are very upset with who? Us ๐ then Missionaries make some dumb choices who is the mission President upset with??? Us๐
It has been a very good learning experience and I have learned that you can only worry about what you can control... YOURSELF. And it is actually a very humbling experience to take the fault for others.
We went and played soccer with some YSA on the SDSU campus and we saw a bunch of guys playing and invited them to play with us, little did we know they were practicing for the state Cup... they could have told us before we started playing. It was a lot of fun though.
We also had Elder Whiting of the Seventy come to regional YSA sacrament meeting. It was so amazing. I got to ask him a couple of questions after. And his overarching message was that you must Deliberately choose what you are going to become. Going with the flow will not allow you to progress into the eternal Being God intends you to become.
"Average is the enemy of Excellence, and Average commitment will prevent you from Enduring to the End" -Elder Pearson
Be abnormal... def: "Much Greater than the Normal"
We are a peculiar people. And we each need to deliberately choose to Follow Jesus Christ.
Love Elder Palmer
OH I also.go to go on Exchanges with he ASL Elders in the mission and it was so fun!!! I got to say the closing prayer in ASL in 4 lessons and it was a very moving experience. The Elders that have this Assignment have a very special assignment because deaf people are so humble and very ...talkative/expressive when you start trying to communicate with them. They have a TV, laptop, and wifi router that has been approved so they can teach lessons through video calls.