Well Im here in Craiova now.
Every time I go down to transfers there are more and more people I dont
know. It's really weird Im like in a different mission now then when I started.
Especially after these next two transfers literally everyone I know that is older
in the mission will be gone. Weird reality check.
So Craiova is not at all how I
pictured it in my head. I
pictured the work to kinda be slower over here
and there to not be much to do. Well there is a lot of work compared to what I am
used to! Elder Christensen is awesome! Just walking on the streets
we pass people all the time that he knows and we just stop and talk with
them. It is amazing to see that so many people know us and are super
friendly with us. We actually have people to meet with. It's the
only other time in my mission since Bucharest that I have come into an area
where there are already people that the companionship has been teaching.
So to say the least I have been pleasantly surprised.
We have met with the branch president
here and he is amazing. He is older but is full of energy. We went
over to their house and it was just as friendly as going over to a grandparent’s
house. It is just a warm friendly place and I think the smell helped set
the scene a little more. I am really excited to work with them.
So church rolls around and I gave a
talk. The missionaries switch off every other week, so it's a good thing
I have kept all the talks I have written haha. Brother F also came
this week. He is from Nevada but has been living in Germany for 8 years
and now is working on a project here in Romania. He is so awesome! He
came in with three bags of only American stuff! So now we have American cereal,
tons of peanut butter, pop tarts, and brownie mix! haha it was one of the
best Sundays ever.
It was really weird the other
day. I woke up and looked out the window and it was snowing! I
havent had to deal with snow for basically an entire transfer now and then to
wake up and see it falling was kinda weird. Luckly it didnt stick.
Craiova reminds me a lot of Pitesti. I've been in the Transylvania
area for so long that coming over to this part of the country I am able to
notice some little things here and there. The people here speak a lot
faster. They also slur a lot of their words together so it is kinda fun
trying to understand some people. Also in this area there are a lot more
wild dogs out and about. Also there are a lot more gypsies and others around. I actually dont feel like I have
the best read on this city yet
because it has been surprisingly cold the past few days, but I guess only time
will tell.
Well that's about it for this week I
think. I love you all so much! Ill talk to you next week.
Love
Elder (Nightwing) Cooper
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