4-some?

My Branch #1

Monday was normal, early trips to the hospital so that we have more time to cruise town. They bandaged me up super small this time and so it felt weird. Normally my shoe is tight due to the big bandage, but it was sliding off. The struggle. :)

Don't judge my water-
proof plastic bag sock.... :)

We went to my favorite chop bar in Cape and had a mix of Fufu and Konkonte with Nkakrah. I hobbled to the station and we caught a Trotro. We did our own miscellaneous things when we got home. I read the scriptures a lot and really just waited around until it was time for us to gym. I finally benched the big one with no help, and repped it 3 times! I'll take a picture so that you all can see what the big one is. Improvement and Progression. :)

Thursday weeding :)

Tuesday was normal aside from the MLC report. It was raining so I had to improvise a way to keep my foot dry to the meeting. So we wrapped it in a polythene bag. :)

Branch Mission President
Brother Bright

The meeting was good but due to people showing up late and being totally unserious it lasted till 2..... Eish. It rained nearly all day, so we just chilled at the house, it's not like I can do much else anyway. The rain though has made things a lot cooler, which is a wonderful blessing.

I love this boy!

It looked like it was going to rain, so we had Simon pick us up early in the morning so that we could make it to the hospital and back before the rain. But as it turns out it never rained. They sky just needs to make up it's mind. The hospital was slick, minus the stuck up awnry new pregnant manager..... :)

Fufu with Felicia :)

Got back and had our studies which are just lovely. I made a nice beef curry in the evening too.

My Branch #2

We went and weeded at the investigator's place again. I love getting out of the house and enjoying the fresh air and vegetation. We had Exchanges so Elder Machaka stayed with me at the house. We cooked up some nice chicken, washed, and studied. Of course, power had to go out too. But we still decided to work out.

President Amos Yemoah :)

A new guy dressed my toes Friday..... New guys shouldn't dress them. I did, however, meet an interesting man at the hospital. A man named Rolof from Austria. He looked just like my Grampa Helmut/ Uncle Kristopher. I heard his English and knew he was from the Germany part of the world. So I asked him and we had a wonderful conversation. It was quite delightful. :)

Sister Priscilla
and her little boy, Teo

Saturday was a little anxious. It was transfer news day. I rested off the pain after getting back from the hospital. Just did small things all day. As far as the transfer news, I'm getting transferred to Ntranoa to be in a 4-some! Have any of you ever heard of a 4-some?! Well, I'm in one. :) I'm super sad on leaving, I'm excited to go, and at the same time disappointed.

Mary and Yaw :)

And just like that it's my final Sunday in Asebu. I gave my testimony and just enjoyed the atmosphere. I took tons of pictures with everyone after ward. I was only here for a short time and yet I've come to love these people so much. I will always remember them. :) We went into the area small so that I could see a few of the members that couldn't come and a few of my investigators. I am going to miss them. Felicia invited all of us missionaries over to her place for Fufu. She stays in Abakrampa and will be leaving on her mission to Nigeria on Thursday. She is a wonderful young lady and will do such a wonderful job. :) That was my week! :)