Highcliffe Castle!

Good afternoon everyone! (Even though it is 8am in America right now)

 


Anyway, this was a much slower week. 


 

Good ol' P-Day we went to the the Party City of Bournemouth England once again. We went to the square and got some Nando's- that South African Chicken place. It was very good this time. We ate so many chips (fries) and had tons of their world famous peri-peri sauce. Finished off with a good cup of bottomless froyo (infinite refills).


 

Tu-Fri were something. They were kind of hard because we were having a hard time getting things to happen. I got quite down. But a cool thing was that we did get in contact with people we needed to, and I got a text back from a passalong card. Those are actually so rare. But that was cool.

 


Saturday and Sunday we had Stake Conference (a meeting with groups of our churches in our area every so often) Our Mission President came down and spoke at that. He has such a strong belief in Christ. That is all he talks about, I love it. We also had a General Authority 70 there (A guy who covers a region of the world where our church is at) from Austria! He had a fun accent.


 

We have a man getting baptized this Saturday! We are so excited for him. (I'm baptizing.... wow)


 

Today was my Good ol P-Day! We went down to Christchurch and toured a place called Highcliffe Castle. It could not have been a better day outside. Sunny, Mild, Clear, Green, and Tranquil. Absolute piece of paradise it was. I have those pictures below!


 

Hope you guys have a great week! Cheers!







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