Well finding Yellowcab pizza in
our mission boundaries was one of the best things that has happened food-wise..
it is real, authentic, great pizza straight from new york. new york prices are
standard, but it is so dang good! we've eaten there 3 times now.. and will be
going back in august. $6 to be full of the best pizza in the philippines? I'm
in. When are we moving to the beach?? ;) where is talega again? i forgot.. i'm
feeling so good now. i still exercise but i found some cement dumbells..
probably weight in around 15 lbs so those have been fun to play with. i'll be
in decent shape when i get home.. and i do plan on focusing the push ups around
october so i can hit my peak 100 for dad right when i get off the plane ;)
Don't know how to start this one.. I have been diligent
in my journals this week.. I got a new pen so they're easier to read.. and I
try to write legibly. Yesterday was probably the most spiritual, special
sacrament meeting I have ever been to. It was a rainy morning, so only half of
our usual attendance was blessed by the meeting. Everything was just so
beautiful, from the opening hymn, prayer, to the sacrament hymn (185 -
Reverently and Meekly Now), to the very humble voices for our sacrament
prayers, the district and branch presidency spoke, we were blessed by a sorta
out of tone yet unbelievably beautiful performance by our branch choir, and the
closing hymn they sung left the room uplifted, edified by the Spirit that dwelt
there. The choir sang a Tagalog / English rendition of "Because I Have
Been Given Much". They had a sister sing the first verse solo in english,
the choir sung the whole song in Tagalog, and finished with a strong,
gusto-filled, "Thus shall my thanks be thanks, indeed!"
(english). Thank goodness the Sarsonas were there to
witness that!
I'm way stoked to hear that my brother and his gang are
filing off to the MTC! That is awesome. They'll for sure meet up there and
rejoice in what they are doing. I rejoice in this work! I love it. It means
absolutely everything to me.
Love,
Elder Trevor Brown
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