Hilary Winfield. So Miriam and Andrea, do you know either of them? Weird
huh? I didn't think anyone else knew that place existed. But this week
was good and I'm really enjoying the work here. I definitely don't feel
like I'm going home in 3 months, other than the fact I am always tired,
which might have something to do with all the mountain climbing we've
been doing. This place is kinda what I thought of when I thought
Philippines. I'm trying to adjust to Cebuano. It's not too hard, cause
it's close to Illongo, but there are differences. If the people are
speaking pure Cebuano, I can probably only understand about 50% of the
conversation. My companion doesn't know Cebuano either, but it's all
right cause people here understand Illongo too. Just understanding them
is the problem sometimes haha. Well, I suppose that it for me this week.
Love you all! Love, Elder Andersen
Monday, April 30, 2012
Well hey all. So, I transferred again, and am now up in the mountains in
a place called Dian-ay! And when I say mountains, I mean mountains,
holy cow! It's way cool though, I'll have to see if I can send ya'll
some pictures next week or somethin. Also, a lot of the people are
Cebuano here, so it's exciting to try and learn. I hope I can get it
down by the time I get home! My companion is Elder Winfield from Tuscon,
Arizona. He's real cool and we get along well and have a lot in common.
I always seem to find weird connections with my American companions,
and this one is that two of his older siblings worked at Jacob lake.
Russell and
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