Hey guys
Not much time but our pday got switched from monday to today so YOU ALREADY KNOW WE PLAYED TURKEY BOWL THIS MORNING
It was one of the greatest things ever and so life is just grand. 
We had a couple exchanges over the past couple weeks and it was pretty fun. I got to go to Orhei for the first time and it's a cute little town. We got to visit some members and they were really fun. One drunk guy on the street was like (in romanian so elder meek translated for me) "hey your friend is such a beautiful boy he looks like a fox" so I guess I'm a fox now.
I bought a retro moldova track suit so now I'm going to be a gopnik. If you don't know what a gopnik is you can go look it up. It's basically a russian gangster. 
Other than that it's been the usual missionary grind and we are seeing tons of potential. 
I AM SO GRATEFUL FOR SO MANY THINGS BUT I LOVE MY FAMILY AND MY FRIENDS. If you're reading this then just know #1- it's too late and #2- that I love you tons and I'm grateful for you

-Старейшина Уайтинг











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