Well, as you (my family) already know, I'm leaving the beautiful city of
Timisoara to go to the... other city that is slightly less beautiful
called Arad.
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| A photo of Arad |
I'm sad to have to go, I'm going to miss the three girls
and the members and everything. But it's also really refreshing to get a
new start somewhere else. So this will be the new start transfer. Here are some final photos from Timisoara:
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| Piaţa Unirii, where the Romanian Revolution began |
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| More of Piaţa Uniri |
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| Piaţa Unirii |
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| Piaţa Unirii |
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| Gypsy House in Timi. We live in the Gypsy section of town. |
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| Centru |
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| Centru |
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| Cool Building near Victory Square |
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| Our Church in Timisoara |
This week kind of whizzed by with all the excitement with
transfers and Skyping and everything. We celebrated Cinco De Mayo on Monday by making Tacos for everyone.
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| Tacos don't taste quite the same in Romania |
It was a normal week of normalcy,
we had our final English classes and we had a decent turnout our last
day when we practiced job interviews.
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| Me and Andreea, one of my English students |
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| Amalia, another one of my English Students |
Elder Morby and I finished our 15 game deal....
and... I lost. All 15 games. I got so close at the last one, though,
it's not even funny! I led him practically the entire game, and then I
get to 19 and..... he wins the bet. Vegemite sandwich. I'm stalling as
long as I can, I want to live at least a little longer.
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| Ewwww! |
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| Final Family Home Evening in Timisoara |
Saturday we also had a bowling activity for Edina's
birthday, which actually isn't until the 28th but since the Hunts (and
I) were leaving we celebrated on Saturday.
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| Edina's Birthday |
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| Celebration of a good roll! |
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| Not so good! |
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| Our Bowling Group |
On Sunday after church we had a big welcome meal for the Alstons
provided by the Relief Society. It was all really good, homemade
Romanian dishes and sweets. The whole branch is so great, I am going to
miss them all.
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| Dinner at the church for the Alstons |
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| Romanian Food at the Relief Society Dinner |
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| Sora Negriu, sweetest lady ever! |
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Sora Gabi, the Relief Society President,
amazing cook and a great person! |
We also met with Sora Nedelcu who is the first
member in Timisoara to be baptized. She speaks maybe 20 decibels too
loud, maybe 20 miles too fast. But you can't help but love her. And then I got to Skype home!
Anyway, today I ended up buying a
ukulele.... lol. I plan on using it in Arad for... lol, "contacting"
purposes :) It was cheap and I'm like, eh why not. Today we're going to
go bicycling with the three girls, we're renting bikes, I'll get to feel
like an American missionary for a day!
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| Farewell to my current district! |
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