That does not mean, however, that I smoked them. This was
just another cool miracle of the Lord's guidance.
Wed: So after emailing and everything we went to dendo (did missionary work).
We visited a bunch of referrals but only one was home. We also went to go see
Satoshi San. His house is the reason for the subject title. We talked with him
for a long time, just sitting in his genkan (entryway/porch), about a lot of things. Interesting
fact, he is convinced the second coming will happen 2033. Why - I think it was
because he read somewhere that Christ said he was coming back in 2000 years.
Thur: Nothing really happened on the dendo front this
day. However, we made an amazing thanksgiving feast! We had purple mashed
potatoes, gyoza (Japanese dumplings), and chicken. Then for dessert we had cold mashed sweet potato. All the while we were watching On The Lord's Errand: The
story of President Thomas S. Monson. Great movie by the way. Then we did DKK
(weekly planning) and then people kekkoing (saying "no thanks") and dropping us :( Oh but we did
walk up to a rich neighborhood and found a history teacher who had a teepee and
took a Book of Mormon so he can learn more about Ancient Native Americans.
Fri: This was a fun day! We started off having the
Obaa-chan (grandma) lesson at the church. And we had an investigator come! Our
lesson was about the atonement. For those of you who remember the doughnut
story from general conference a few years ago? (the seminary one where the guy
has to do push-ups for people's doughnuts) you will know what I am talking
about. It was really good - all the old ladies felt really bad for Elder Murdock.
Then we went to a RC (Recent Convert) with Nishino Kyoudai. We felt like we
should talk about the word of wisdom with him. It was really cool though
because he led us into it talking about healthy food. Then we learned he has been
drinking coffee and tea every once in a while. He didn't even remember that it
was dame (dah-meh) (not allowed, bad, must not). We committed him
to stop drinking it.
Sat: A really sad day where people were not home, did not
have time, or dropped us . :( We did however find a new investigator who gave
us Oreos.
Sun: Ooguro-San came to church! We taught him the Plan of
Salvation right before church and then we had the Primary Program (an annual program where the young Primary children sing and give talks). That was a
lot of fun AND I could understand what they said (well when they spoke audibly
and didn't mumble their words). Then Ooguro San left and will be back in the
Hospital again. Oh that's right he just got released from the Hospital and the
first Sunday out he was here. :) Then we
went to visit Satoshi San again. It was a lot of fun but I understood very
little. Even Elder Larson did not understand a lot of it. Another interesting
fact, he is convinced Jesus loved to drink beer.
Mon: WE WENT TO THE THOUSAND GATE SHRINE. (See pictures below. You can click on any of the pictures to enlarge them.) Time to write a
few essays.
This shrine is just on the other side of the hill where the ski jumps for the 1972 Winter Olympics are located.
Views of Sapporo from the top of the hill.
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