It's a Shore Thing!: No longer a Columbus Day fan!

Monday, October 10, 2011

No longer a Columbus Day fan!

This is all I got from Elder Bowen today:

I dont know if im going to be able to type later, the library was closed, and we only have 1 computer at the church. The zone leaders took most of the time and left me and Elder B about 10 minutes each to write, and we have to write president first. We have an appointment now with a family that has baptismal dates, so I need to head out. I love you all, and really hope I can write later, but I dont know if I will be able to.

Don't get me wrong, I am thankful for Columbus but so sad that the library was not open today! Makes for a long week.

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