Family,
Well, I'm sure you all
remember when Lloyd gets robbed by a sweet old lady on a motorized cart. Ya,
well on Saturday night, I was at the church filling up the baptismal font for a
baptism, and I went to go and sit on the grass to wait for it to fill up.
Mientras that time, two little 6-year-old girls came up to me and started doing
what little kids do. Turns out during that time one of them took my phone out
of my shirt pocket and hid it and were even smart enough to turn it off so I
couldn't find it. Kinda embarrassing that i got jipped by two 6 year olds, but crap
happens here in Nicaragua. Haha... Kinda sad that they are learning to steal at
that age, but whatever.
(Elder Copeland wrote: "The two suspects who stole my phone. So cute on the outside but so ...... on the in.")
Also, tomorrow I hit
11 months! Wow! Last month before I have a year!! WOW. Changes are on Wednesday. I can't believe how fast that change went!!! I find out what happens tomorrow,
but who knows how since I have no phone. Oh well, I'll find a way. I'll get a new
phone on Wednesday.
Nothing special
happened this week, kinda tough week looking for new people. We ended up
finding a couple, but we will see how they end up doing. No special stories this
week, sorry.
But yesterday was
Father's day, so Happy Father's day, Dad. Your'e one incredible dad, and I am beyond
blessed to have you as my dad. You've been a great example to me for my whole
life in every aspect, and hope one day I can become like you. From day one, you
have been there for me, and I will be forever in your debt. I have always
respected my parents, but out here on the mission I have gained a true love and
respect for my parents and all that I have been provided in my life. I found a
quote that I really like to send to you dad.
"My
father gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person. He believed
in me." -you have always believed in me in everything I
do, for example golf. I owe my success in golf to you for you believing in me,
simple as that.
We have had countless memories that I will never
forget, and countless more to go. Love you, Dad. Thanks for everything.
Hope you all have a good week. I'll let you know
next week what happens with changes
Love you all,
Elder Copeland
(Elder Copeland with an even larger lizard on his nose than last week's lizard!)
(Elder Copeland's lunch on Friday.)
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