Ciao Tutti!
To start I want to let you all know that last week I wrote letters to
pretty much everyone. Or postcards at least. I found a bunch of old postcards
from Catania so I wrote everyone something. To both Grandmas, Aunt Kristin,
Fenns, Guglers, Sheffields, Lindseys, Quiros, and Watsons. Not to mention I
sent some long written letters to mom and dad (yours is together) and Kristin
and Scott. So keep your eye on the mail box because I actually pulled through
this week. I may have written others too but I don't remember. If anyone else
wants something let me know. I wrote Mike a big email last week to that same
email address but he never responded so I’m unsure whether he got it or
not. I told him to call you every time he could so let’s hope he takes my
advice =) I have resent the video from a couple weeks ago so let me know if it
works this time (it's always weird sending around big files like this). About
those pictures I sent you a while ago. Okay if it’s in a cave it’s a place
called "Le Grotte di Castellano". Google it, they are so AWESOME! Then if it’s a
place full of white little huts and buildings and a giant gothic
cathedral that's Albero Bello (not as awesome as the caves but still
pretty cool). I hope this answers all your questions =) In my letters to you I wrote
about college and stuff so i didn't have to send it to you in an email.
Looks like you and Dad had a great trip at Zions. Getting real into the
hiking thing? My companions really into hunting. Bow hunting. To be honest I've
never been a fan of these kinda things but he's kinda got me a little into it.
Maybe I'll go one day. Me and Anziano Andersen are still bent on the fact that
sometime after the mission we are gonna do a several day rafting trip
somewhere, and another missionary Anziano Sloan (never served with him but have
served around him almost my whole mission) is pushing for me to spend a week up
in Canada with him after the mission. So many friends =) One of the things I
love about the mission is all the friends I make out here and the lasting
friendships I will probably have for the rest of my life. I can't wait for you
guys to meet of these guys after the mission.
Our work with Piero is going forward really well. Yesterday
at zone conference I was able to talk to President Kelly for a little bit for
some advice for Piero's interview and stuff. President Kelly is pretty excited
too about this. He is really smart and wise too. I wouldn't be surprised if he
becomes a general authority after the mission. So Piero is still up to be
baptized on the 22nd early that Saturday morning in the Adriatic Sea. He meets
with us almost every day. Other than Piero though the work is going like it
always has. A bunch of finding work. I think I should mention that the ward
missionary newsletter is a little frustrating sometimes when I get to read
stories of how Adam Martin just has to order pizza and then he finds a young
new investigator who also wants to serve a mission. I have ordered pizza
probably over 100 times here in my mission and you know how many new
investigators I've gotten from it? Haha just teasing =P Brasil is obviously a
little different than Italy when it comes to missionary work. I'm happy to see
all my friends are doing well. And that the church is growing in all parts of
the world. Oh speaking of this stuff. I forgot to mention last week that I got
about 20 or so little messages from our Primary =) That honestly was the greatest thing ever.
Along with all my post cards I sent one to Sister Payne thanking the primary
for the little thoughts it was really, really helpful and nice.
Well I hope everything is well back home. I love and miss you all and
hope you have a great week =) I hope school is going well for Kristin and
Scott and that Mike is adjusting well to college. Vi voglio un saco di bene!!!!!!
and keep your eye on the mail box. I DID SEND LETTERS!!!
Con amore, Anziano Kyle Hill
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