Well it has been another wonderful week here in the Canada Toronto Mission full of new faces, new places, and new Languages. It was a little strange to come up north but I have been loving it so far. We are at the very farthest north part of Toronto which basically means some of the same streets and then nothing else is the same. I am completely lost but it is still super fun and the people here are really good. Our bishop is an emeritus Area Seventy and the ward is pretty missionary minded however just not quite to acting on it. It is going to be great though I can feel the winds of change blowing and things are really going to pick up here. I can feel it. Any ways the area is beautiful and the members are great too. My companion is really swell as well. He is from Salem, Utah and is a techie. Mainly did lights and light design. Long story short things are doing great here. I am once again building manager of a struggling ESL, however, at least I have once again escaped the opportunity to be the District Leader. After some drama that resulted in a few emergency exchanges because of medical conditions Elder Davis was called about 12 hours before our district meeting as the District Leader and has been doing great at it. Anyways that is about it for now So lets do Questions.
Questions...
1. How is the new area?
Very different then what I am used too. New Market is a very rich area and most of the people just tracting or on the street are not very receptive. Luckily, there are some great members here and from referrals we get some great work done.
2. Where do you email from each week?
The family History center at the church.
3. How is Elder Davis? Tell us about him.
good. He answered in a confused voice so I don't think he was expecting the question. See above for a better description.
4. What is your apartment like?
small but bearable. It is a little bit bigger than the last one but really not as nice. What can I say I was spoiled.
5. What ward(s) do you attend?
The Newmarket Ward
6. How are the members? Do they feed you much?
amazing. Last week not so much because things just haven't worked out but usually every day. We also do service and get a lot of free food.
7. How are your investigators?
Good I haven't met some of them but the others are pretty interesting and we are working to meet with them more.
8. How hard have you looked for Portuguese speakers? (Betting you are missing hearing that language every day)
Not at all. I found the old bishop of the Christie ward from Sao Paulo this week he lives in the stake and I got to talk to him other than that I am usually speaking spanish.
9.Are you still allowed language study time during the week so you can stay up on your skills?
Yes.
10. What are you looking forward to this week?
Exchanges I am going on exchanges this week with one of the zone leaders that just washed into the area and so we are going to be so lost it is going to be fabulous.
Well the church is true and that is that.
Loves,

