We had a sunny day and I was able to watch the sunset while riding a bus. The sun disappeared over the horizon at exactly 3:58 PM. I know, I talk about the sun a lot. But I promise it's not just me. After eating waffles with some of the members of our branch after church, while cleaning up, one of the Swedish members looked out the window to see the dark streets around 4:30 PM and said,
"I feel like I forget every year how dark it gets. Like, it surprises me every year."
It's
got a special kind of wonder when it's so dark. Eventually you get to
the point that sunrise and sunset just kind of turn into one, unbroken
thing. It's sort of cozy. I don't know, it's hard to explain. You
wouldn't think it makes such a big difference, but it affects
everything.
I'm starting
to like being in a little branch. It's like a family. I'll get to know
everyone before I go. Having said that, hopefully it's a little bigger
by the time I leave :) We've got plans to start focusing the university
students. They are generally down to discuss things. Also going to
continue trying with the young families.
Pretty much the news this week :)
Love you all,
Äldste Denton
Also, since there's no Thanksgiving here to hold us back, we have started putting up Christmas decorations. We have room in our apartment for a Christmas tree... Now we just need to find one...
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