Smelly

Well I feel bad because I don’t have my planner with me right now and that is where I have all my things that I was going to tell you in- so this may be a bit shorter than all the other ones. This week has been good but the one thing that I am going to talk about this week is the smell here. Ok well you all know the smell of Greeley? Well, this place is 10 times worse. I have never thrown up from a smell before until this week- yes it was that gross! The cows are everywhere and the rain that we just had made it worse, but still it is a nice country places.
Love you
Temperature: 66°F, Overcast

First Week in Hemet

Well Hello There, How’s the coolest family in the world? Well let me tell you about Hemet. This place is a small country town, kind of like a hick town. It is PACKED with older people, yes old people, which isn’t bad. But it seems like a retirement home town. In fact, we baptized an 82 year old lady this past Sunday. We didn’t really teach anything, just preformed the baptism. It is a risky place to live... I will just say it is not as safe anymore as it used to be.

My companion has only been out 6 months, so he is still a little new. His name is Loyde and he is from Kamieye Idaho. He is an odd ball but he has a good heart and that is all he needs. It has been raining all week and Hemet is known to flood. And it is no warm rain- it is really cold.

It is a good place here and I am having a good time. Love you family.

Temperature: 54°F, Overcast

All About Hemet

While looking for interesting facts about Hemet I found...well...some!! Hemet is in the desert (east) of Riverside County but it still beautiful and green.















The most interesting and the thing the city is probably best known for is being the home of "Ramona", a play about a racially discriminated orphan girl growing up on the Mexican colonization of California. Ramona is officially one of the longest running outdoor plays in California, having been started in 1923.

Here are some interesting graphs on the Average climate in Hemet, California!















To learn more about Hemet, CA click HERE!

Transfered....AGAIN

Hey, I don’t have a lot of time, I am getting transferred again, to Hemet in the desert. It sucks getting transferred so much. I would like to just stay in one spot but look on the bright side I get to train a newbie, well kind of he has only been out for 6 months.
But I am going to try and email you again when I get to Hemet but if not I will talk to you next week. I love you so much. I hope you are doing well. I love hearing from you all and your days. I love you.


Ok I have a little bit more time. So this week we have had a ton of rain it is crazy but way fun to ride a bike in, the only down side is I have to remember I am in a tie and tag and all that-so I can’t be to crazy! And now I am getting transferred to the area that Elder Lamm just came from, Fruitvail Ward and I have not heard a lot of good things about that ward, so it is going to be a lot of hard work. That is what I have noticed, if the ward is not supportive or helpful the work is oober hard and it doesn’t help that I am getting doubled in again with some one new. Oh well this is where trust in the Lord helps. I am still exited there is not as many hills to ride up there, we get free dairy queen (but that stuff is probably bad for me-so I wont ever go there). There are always ups and downs to each area.
I think my new comps name is Elder Loides, I don’t know were he is from but I will tell you next week all that stuff. Well, fam got to get going off to pack... again... I love you.

Temperature: ~45°F, Clear