I Am Moving Again

Hiya!

 


This week I was able to get some Doc Martens because my other shoes are pretty worn down. My brown pair actually had holes through the souls and so my feet kept getting soaked in the rain and pebbles managed to sneak their way in as well.


 

We taught a few lessons this week so that was good. Best part was we went to tracting yesterday as well and found a guy who is interested in reinstating The Law of Moses. Don't plan on doing that soon, but he is curious of where the truth is nonetheless.


 

We didn't have a whole lot of success while talking to people in town, but we enjoyed our time by the ocean. It was so windy you could just lean into it. Was nice.


 

I did get my transfer news though! I am moving to Evesham which is pretty far North of me about 4 hours. I actually like it because with Winter coming on I may actually get snow. As well I will be blessed with a car. I am staying a District Leader and my companion will be Elder Black. He has been out 13 or so months and has already been in Evesham on a transfer. 


 

So yeah, I am looking forward to the future, but I will definitely will miss Weymouth. This branch has been so kind to me and I felt like a part of it in a good way. 


 

-Onward and Upward- 

Elder Berry






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