November 13, 2018
Jó reggelt! (Good
morning)
This was a crazy week and we did a lot of stuff. Since we got a
new Senior couple in the office, that meant we had to be kicked out of our
previous space and create more office space. So we turned the old little lobby
that used to be next to the mission office into our new office space. We had to
move a bunch of stuff. And we saw that we have extra computer monitors in
storage that no one is using, so we decided why not have 2. So now we each work
with 2 computer monitors, and it is great. Two monitors makes it a lot easier
to look at different windows at the same time.
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| My Desk |
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| Our new work space |
Also we got 2 new APs that came to the office this week, so it will be nice to get to know them. One is from Nevada (McCann) and the other is from Australia (Fales). Also we have been watching the driving videos with the new APs, so we can all get certified to drive here. President said I will probably be here in the office for a long time, so he wants me driving. I don't know what I did to deserve this, but for some reason I have been sentenced to prison (the office). In Hungary if you are a foreigner that immigrates with a driver’s license you have one year to drive. If you have been in the country over a year, you have to cross the border and come back to be eligible to drive. So sometime soon we will be taking a road trip to Romania which will be fun.
This week we taught another person who lives in Romania over Skype.
He is a native Hungarian and his wife was baptized earlier this year. He really
enjoyed our lesson and has happy to be able to speak in Hungarian because he
only knows a little Romanian. It is too bad we don't have any Hungarian
speaking missionaries in those parts of Romania where there are a lot of
Hungarians, but maybe one day. We also had stake conference this week. I have
been lucky and have served in areas under the stake my entire mission, and this
is the 3rd Hungary Budapest Stake conference that I've attended. It was
exciting because there was a patriarch who was called. Hungary has gone a few
years without having a patriarch so it was really exciting for everyone. (What is a patriarch? click here) Also I
got to see a bunch of people, including a girl named Neli, who I started
to teach in Székesfehérvár who was baptized last week.
Sok szeretettel,
Udy Elder
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