We taught our progressing investigator yesterday. He name is Shimomura shimai (actually Tingey Sensei). It was the best lesson we had taught in a long time. The Japanese was going way well, and the spirit was so so strong. We are trying to get her to ask her parents if they will let her get baptized. When she said the prayer at the end of the lesson, she started crying and begging Heavenly Father that her father's heart would be softened. It was really awesome.
With Sister Uryu, Jon's friend from Machida.
I saw Jon (who volunteers at the MTC) on Saturday. I really wanted to talk to him, but I knew that I would have to say goodbye again....and I really didn't want to do that. I felt really bad. But I miss him tons. I miss all my brothers. I'd love to hear from Sam and Clint. Also, I'm writing a letter to Jake and Jon today, cuz I don't think they get my emails all the time.
The older missionaries left for Japan today. That makes my group the oldest Japanese missionaries. It just makes me want to leave more. The food is getting worse and worse the more I eat it. I want to teach real people! It's crazy. I'm not really getting home sick....but sick of home. As in, sick of Provo. Yeah, sometimes, I feel a little heartache when I think of home and my friends, but as I continue to stay busy, it doesn't hurt so bad. I just have to work hard pray lots....but yeah. I am tired of the MTC. I'm ready to get into the field.
The MTC is packed. So packed, that the lines for food go out of the cafeteria. I hate how crowded it gets. Also, people take off their jackets and leave them on chairs while they go get their food. Then, when the other missionaries get their food, we have nowhere to sit. Arguments have started in the cafeteria about people moving coats because their is nowhere to sit. It's crazy. I hate the cafeteria. It's noisy and crowded and everyone is mad. It's a scary place.
Another Group of Davis High missionaries.
Anyway, I'm out of time again. I miss you all and I'm too excited to get out into the field.
Love,
Elder Randy Kazuhiro Low
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