Ahoj všem!
It’s been another week here in Prague! Nothing too exciting again, but I can give you the quick rundown:
We had a lot of meetings last Tuesday. On Tuesday we have our weekly meeting with President and Sister Gehring (our mission president and his wife), where we discuss all the various office things that need to get done in a week. We found out we needed to look for a new apartment for some missionaries in Jihlava, which is one of my favorite cities! So I had a good time apartment shopping.
Wednesday, we started the visa work for some other missionaries, and got to go to the post office, so nothing too exciting.
On Thursday we started cranking out a bunch of things to help the office be more organized, and spent a lot of time working on things to prepare for missionaries that we hope will one day make it to the mission, when everything settles down. Then things got slightly more exciting with our volleyball activity that night. We had a blast playing volleyball and meeting a lot of new people.
Friday was nothing special, but we did get to plan out our week, and got some good ice cream.
We spent Saturday morning cleaning and shopping, and made sure to wash the car. Ona je tááák čistá teď.
Sunday we got to have in person church meetings again. We attended the English meeting, and our friend from Mongolia came, even though she doesn’t speak Czech or English. She still agreed to come back next week. Then we met with this really friendly man named Martin who had been baptized in 2002, but had fallen out of contact with the church, so he contacts us to find out how to come back. He is super excited to join us again, and we are excited to see him grow.
Today we went to Konopiště, which is a gorgeous castle in the forest. Very well maintained. Also spent a good bit of time working on some assorted financial matters this morning.
Look for the little things this week! If you don’t have a journal of any kind, I’d suggest writing a bit this week anyways. There are always things to be grateful for, if we just let ourselves be grateful.
S láskou,
Starší O’Barr