Dad, it sounds like you have a crazy trip ahead. Bëfshi shumë qejf1
1) Um, if they have pro basketball, it's probably
the kind where I could make the team. In all honesty I have no idea,
but I want to say no.
2) I want to say it's a
lot flatter, meaning less mountains, but at the same time that's
completely false. I want to say that the geography around the entire
country is about the same. Mountains and countryside. A good fair
amount of both.
3) It's going very good. Paç fat! (running)
Well,
interesting weekend. Our branch President just got released. Like I
said, he's an embassy worker and his time was already coming to a close
since he leaves May. But, once the stake was made the goal was to get
an Albanian Branch President as soon as possible. His name is President
Deçka. He's been a member about a year and a half. He studies the gospel like crazy. He was Elders Quorum President,
so we'll see who that will be in the future. Also, we are no longer
clerks.
So, while I want to say we are free from the branch work, we as the
former clerks need to train the new clerk on using MLS and all that. And, because he lives in Tirana right now, we will still take the money to the
bank and make deposits and withdrawals. It's a slow process.
Anyway, this is the last week of this transfer.
Next week begins my last transfer as a missionary. I can't believe it.
We have no idea what's happening to us. Either one of us could stay
another 6 weeks in Lushnjë, and we're pretty sure whoever leaves will go
to Kosovo, which would be fun, but we honestly have no idea who's
leaving. Hopefully we'll stay focused.
Have a great week! Be safe! Don't do anything stupid!
Ju dua shumë!
Elder Palmer
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