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Wednesday, December 30, 2009, 11:52 AM

> Devoted followers,
>
> Low on time, as always. Get used to it.
>
> The call was a treat. You all sound pretty much the same.
> Too bad Jason couldnt come be part of the call, I miss his
> girlish puberty voice. As they say, pooburty hit him hard.
>
> The following is an email I received from President
> Watkins:
>
> Feliz Navidad, Elder Carr. Es una bendición servir con
> Ud.
> Es Ud. un actor y cantante y un misionero increíble!
> Que el Señor le bendiga.
> Pte.
>
> I am glad he was able to include all of my passions.
>
> Christmas was pretty fun. We ate a ton. Our mission leader
> is a chef in a 5 star hotel and he wanted to impress us. He
> succeeded. We ate with him, his niece, and his sister.
>
> Speaking of his sister, she is hilarious. She has been
> fighting cancer for the last several years but is just too
> stubborn to give up. She is a soury old bat, I love her.
> Well, as a result of all the kimo (spell check) all her hair
> has fallen out. We are always giving each other a hard time
> so I thought I would stick it to her. I went to a craft
> store down the street from her house and bought her a big
> flashy wig. Well, jokes on me, she loved it.
>
> I forgot to tell you all that we had a baptism this last
> week. He name is Santo and he is from the Dominican
> Republic. He is elect. It was like a 3 week drop. I will
> tell more about that later. I actually ended up playing the
> piano at his baptism. I felt like Elton John, all dressed in
> white just taking those hymns for a walk. It was a good day.
>
>
> We had the funnest activity ever this last weekend. We went
> with a chunck of the ward to a place called plaza de
> castilla, sang hymns and handed out copies of the book of
> mormon. We took 3 boxes of books and handed out all of them.
> The members really blew me away. They all made fun of me
> after, though. They said i am different than every
> missionary they have seen do this activity with them. I cant
> really think of why, but I have some ideas. At the beginning
> we would sing and then when someone would stop read our
> little sign, someone would go and talk to them. I was too
> laid back for me. I saw a group of kids hanging out a
> distance off watching us so I made a bee line to them. After
> a couple minutes I was able to double our singing force cuz
> those little dudes could sing. Then I ran into I think my
> favorite contact ever. He was an older guy that was standing
> a way off so I started chatting with him. When I asked him
> where he was from he said, “A little place in the
> carribean, its called Cuba.” I lost it. Totally
> flipped. We chatted for a good while and he ended up taking
> 2 books, one for him and one for his son, and for the first
> time in my mission the contact ended with a hug, 2 hugs
> actually. It was so cool because I love talking to cubans
> because it is like my unknown heritage, and he was super
> happy to know that there was someone in spain that shared
> his blood. It was so so so cool. He may have been as excited
> as I was.
>
>
> Well, I am out of time.
>
> Loves,
>
> Elder Sky
>
> M83 – Aaron, this is totally up your alley. Think, I am a
> missionary. Its cheesy.