Letter from Ryan - December 15, 2014

Dear family,
 

First I am alive and well. Second it is fairly cold in Indiana but the time is quickly coming that we might have a major storm. Third it sounds like the west coast is getting destroyed by that huge storm, especially California. Hopefully it will go away and life will return to normal, sort of.
 

But we have been trying to stay busy out here. Lots of service projects and stuff to fill up alot of our days this last week. In terms of teaching we have had only a few opportunities, but we have a couple of potential investigators that could be good. We are currently working with a man named Salvador, though he is having a lot of housing and financial problems so we shall see with him. He is really the main investigator we have right now.

But here in Indiana the weather has been fairly mild. Kind of like Medford weather during late November, lots of clouds and wind but not much moisture. They say though in the coming weeks that will change as we have a sizable storm inbound. We shall see how long this "nice" weather holds.

Its great to receive letters and stuff from you guys. So in terms of mailing stuff you all can mail it to my place at Lafayette, sending it through the mission home delays it but guarantees safe/secure travel. In terms of boxes those can also be sent, but again sending it to mission home delays it but grantees safe/secure delivery. But either way will work I'm not to worry about not getting anything. So send it, either way will work.

It is always another testimony to me that the work I am doing out here is true, and that I am meant to be out here due to all the support and love you guys give. I miss you, but the seasons will pass and I shall return soon enough.

I love you all so much.

Sincerely, Elder Ryan James Trapp