We went to visit a less-active referral today, and we very
miraculously met her. On the way out of our apartment, I thought,
"Grab a Book of Mormon." And I was like, "We're not going anywhere
today. Everyone's coming to the church. And who needs an English Book
of Mormon?" But I grabbed it just in case. Afterwards, we bumped into
a trio of Germans, one of whom was fluent in English, and handed off
the Book of Mormon.
Then we rolled down the road and met a couple from Australia. Where do
all these gaijin come from? Don't they know that it's is Japan?
After that, we ate at a place called "Bikkuri Donki", and it was
delicious. At the end, we ordered parfaits (far different from
American parfaits) and it had a little dango on the top. It was
delicious. But the best part was that at the bottom, there were three
little dango! It was a bonus dango. Times three. I WIN!
Afterwards, we rode to S shimai's a little earlier than planned, and
she gave us HOMEMADE UME SODA. It was the most delicious thing I've
ever drank in my life. It's made by dumping a whole bunch of sugar on
a whole bunch of ume/plum (non-alchoholic), and then letting it sit for two
years. Then she gave us some of the ume, and it tasted just like fruit
leather. Now we know the secret.
Then we taught a quick lesson/goodbye to the M family, My Shimai, Y
Shimai, and N Shimai, who dropped by to pick up her tithing booklet.
XD It was a little surprising to all of us.
And the weather was beautiful.
And I know who my companion is now! (BC spilled the
beans on where I was going when I appealed that I couldn't send my
bags until I knew where I was going. What a sweet guy.) Her name is
T Shimai. I'M GETTING ANOTHER JAPANESE COMPANION :DDDD
I'M SO LUCKY!
Also, E. chourou is AP, now. TOTALLY saw that one coming.
What I didn't see coming is that we're in the same district. ... ...
Yeah, that's weird.
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