Hiya

Hiya guys.

 

 

I have a new companion now. His name is Elder Maxfield and he is from Sandy, Utah. Previously he was serving in Walsall, Birmingham area in England before coming down to Newport, Wales. We are getting along great :) 

 

 

I don't feel like "the work" needs to necessarily be shared because it is the Lords. But as his servant I can see progress among the vineyard of souls.

 

 

Quick little tangent, but Meteorology Me is super excited because we are getting some strong storms this week. Basically the equivalent of a miniature hurricane coming through with winds forecast to gust around 70 mph. Anyway, that will probably change though, still something to look forward to haha.

 

 

I want to share some funny things I have learned about myself:

 

 

-Elder Berry loves Fruit. Especially Frozen. It has to because I miss ice. Seriously.

-Elder Berry has Parfaits for breakfast all the time. No one can stop him.

-Elder Berry LOVES Lo-Fi for Studying and Focus. 

-Elder Berry begins to lose his sanity before bed and ends up doing weird exercises on the floor, becoming intensely focused on something, or randomly pacing round the flat.

-Elder Berry (you will never guess) Loves canned fish. ESPECIALLY Mackerel.

 

 

Anyway that is what's up.

 

 

-Onward and Upward-

 

 

-Elder Berry



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