Hey everyone,
This week was a real
wringer. I'm exhausted haha. We had transfers on Wednesday and MLC
with all the district leaders on Thursday. My companion and I gave about
half of the instruction and President Hill was really picky on our preparation.
I was pretty stressed. I was so glad after MLC was over, slept a little
bit better after that.
The Hamattan is going great this
year. Every year around this time we get the Hamattan which is the sands
blowing down from the Sahara desert I think. Anyway, it’s really cool (relatively)
and very, very, very, very dusty. I have never been in dust like
this. It’s crazy. It’s like its really foggy, and you can't see very
far, very far being anywhere from 100 yards to half a mile. It’s just
like a cloud is always there. It makes it a lot cooler and the humidity
is way down. My lips have been cracking and bleeding and I've been using
chapstick like crazy. Just checked though, we're still having 40%
humidity. I don't know how that relates to back home but out at the Farm today
it was feeling a lot of just dry heat and it felt great. I wasn't
sweating from every pore and it was just dry. Very nice.
Which brings us to the
farm. Today we got to go with President to be with his chickens. If
any of you remember back when I was an office elder President had this big
thing he was starting to get 50 chickens for 10 families sponsored by the
University of Ghana. That finally happening. We took the families
to the University for a Week Long Training Seminar and got to go around for a
while. We just got back. I saw a LOT of unexpected faces
today. One of them was my old Branch President from Oda, President
Mensah. He's the one who took such good care of me back when I got
malaria. He's a great guy. I was so happy to see him. Another
unexpected face came walking around a tro tro calling me Tim Clark. Who
knew Cory Hofman was here???? So that was a shocker. I think he
may have been just as shocked if not more shocked to see me as I was to see
him. It was really funny. I guess he came on a last minute thing on
Saturday and the rest of the crew are coming in 2 weeks or so. Crazy
stuff. Small world.
That's about it for this
week! Love you all! Elder Clark
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