Hello for the final time, Wow, that is a very, very good question you asked me. My list could probably go on forever and that's why it's hard for me to just pick few. But some of those things that I would love to eat are Taco Bell, cheeseburgers, that creamy chicken casserole, Dorito casserole, pizza, those sausages from that little cajun store off of verot, any other meals with cheese in it... I don't even know! Anything but rice. No rice, lots of meat. That sounds good to me. I think I'm okay on rice for the next 80 years. Holy cow. And no fried leaves. Man I'm excited to eat. Haha. I'm good with that plan to go to Baton Rouge the next morning though. Just try to get all the talking in before I get released because on the way back I'm going to be BLASTING music. Ohhhhh man I miss music a lot. Haha. So I guess that's everything. Today was a pretty sweet day. Our district got permission to go to this beach that is on the Atlantic coast about a 25 minute taxi ride from Waterloo called Kent beach. Since I've been here I've always heard how great and how nice the beach was and when we got there, HOLY COW. So nice. It's maybe the nicest beach I've ever been to. There was nobody around too. You just go out to this little village, walk down a road and there's this massive beach with a little stream flowing into it. We took some pictures, played some American football, and some ultimate frisbee. It was pretty stinking sweet. Tons of fun. Then we rushed to get here and email and from here we're going to my good friend Richard Carlos's house (and the 1st counselor in our branch) and the branch is having like a small party for me. This last week has been pretty interesting and it's been weird saying goodbye to all these people. The thing that makes me sad is that the possibility of seeing this people again is soooooo small. Probably I'll never see them again. But at the very least some of the people have Facebook here so I can still keep in contact with them. My mission as a whole has been the most profound experience of my entire life and it's sad that it's coming to an end. I can honestly say though that I have no regrets and I felt that I worked as hard as I could for the 2 years. I'm going home satisfied and looking forward to what happens next. I love the people here and it's not possible at all that I could ever forget these people. Maybe when I get back we'll call some people small and you can even talk to them! Haha. I'm grateful to Heavenly Father that I got to serve in the greatest mission in the world. Seriously. This mission is way better than any other mission. I don't know how I could have served anywhere else! The call was inspired. I can't wait to see you all this week and finally be able to talk about everything very very well. I love you so much for all the support you've given me during and before my mission. I've also been born into the best family in the world! I love all you and will SEE and talk to you THURSDAY! Love, Elder Stewart (for the last time)
Mormon 9:22: For behold, thus said Jesus Christ, the Son of God, unto his disciples who should tarry, yea, and also to all his disciples, in the hearing of the multitude: Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.
Monday, August 5, 2013
The Most Profound Experience of my Entire Life
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OH. MY. WORD! I am so excited! He is amazing!!!!! I can feel the passion in his words, he really couldn't possibly have a regret, he's been the best missionary EVER! eeeeeekkkk!! See you Wednesday! (What is his travel from Africa like? What day will he leave there?) LOVE YOU ALL!!!
ReplyDeleteYou parents are excited to see you home. Have a safe trip!
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