Well this week has been interesting. So Monday morning we left for Arusha, Tanzania. It was about a 6 to 7 hour bus ride. We stayed with the Elders down there. me and Waiswa were with Elders Obinna and Clark and bakker and Mbao stayed with Elders Sithole and Kamara. We didn't have really any time to see much but i was able to get a few pics and a braclet. Arusha is a beautiful little town, I'd love to serve there. Its basically in the foot hills of this huge mountain and its so green and purdy. I got back from Arusha tuesday evening after being left at the border by my bus. He left five people there, four missionaries and the dude sitting next to me. We weren't to happy about that so we started calling the bus company and we got the drivers number. Elder Waiswa talked to him and let him know how we felt. He told us that he was a few KM down the road. so we got a taxi and caught up to him, but then we lost the phone in the taxi. but its all good, we made it back to Nairobi safely. wednesday was pretty cool. I was at the AP's flat cuz my comp hadn't arrived from the MTC yet and Elder Chikenge had to wait till thursday to fly to Dar es Salaam, so we hooked up and we went and worked in my area. that was an awesome day. I love that kid he's so cool. I only got to go on exchanges once with him up in Kitale so i was happy that i was able to spend the day with him. Thursday i went to the airport with the AP's, we took three elders there and pick up three coming to Kenya. Then i finally got to meet my kid in the office. Elder Mutadhuba, he's from Uganda. Pretty cool guy, he's way more prepared to serve a mission than i was. he served as a branch missionary for a couple transfers before he came so he is a great teacher. I tried to take him tracting on friday, but it didn't work, the first two doors that we knocked, we ended up teaching them lessons and we got return appointments. I think this is the longest email that i've ever written for this blog thing, hope you guys aren't bored yet. So the last few days have been fun. Sister Magaqa left my district and Sister Nakisige came to be with Sister Lawino so now there are three Ugandan's in the district.
I remembered what i was going to tell you last week. so the week before, Elder Kikwaku was sick on thursday, so i finished the puzzle you sent me, i also finished a two liter bottle of coke and a back of twizzlers. :) it was a great day. the puzzle looks great.
I'm still excited about the turkey killer, the story was great! Now we gots two more tags to fill so good luck.
Well i'm outta things to say for the moment, so have a dandy week, Love ya
Elder Larsen
Arusha, Tanzania Pictures
Maise that is grown there!
Elders Bakker, WAiswa, Mbao, Obinna, Kamara, Sithole, Clark and Casey Larsen
Foothills of the mountain
The puzzle we sent him. I didn't even know he drank Coke!!!