Christmas was so good, thanks for calling me! I am so glad that I have a pretty cool family. So did anyone get anything way awesome for Christmas? I told you I got a birthday package for Christmas right? Also there was a beautiful flower drawn by Alyssa wishing me a Happy Mother's Day. It made me really proud to be a mother.
I am remaining with Elder Yu for a third transfer; the longest I have ever had one companion. I hope we can continue to do good work. For some reason I end up getting really tired of most of my companions at about two moves. I was under the impression that President Chan was aware of this and would not suffer that I should remain with one companion for more than two transfers. I guess I was wrong. I do need to exercise patience. Eventually I guess I will remain with one companion for enternity, so nineteen weeks isn't really much time at all, let alone six to twelve. I just feel that an attractive lady of my choosing will probably be easier to get along with. Actually I feel most of my previous companions were handsome in their own different ways, I just don't think any were my type.
I think I recall Peter telling us that he had a companion that he wanted to marry the girl version of. Is Emily that girl? I'm curious.
So anyways, I want to know what new years resolutions I can attempt. Any suggestions. I think I'm gonna do the 365 push up challenge. Where on January first, you do one push up and then on the second you do two and so forth, all the way to december 31 where you do 365. I wonder if that's possible. Its not a leap year next year is it? I would sure hate to have to do 366.
Maybe I should just resolve to write in my journal once or twice. I really failed this year, maybe I never wrote in it this entire year. I have no idea what to write in it. The only things I can think of writing in it, I have already wrote in a letter back home.
Its way better to recall stories and experiences incorrecly, with interesting embellishments (thats not how you spell it) and fictional additions added in. If I wrote a journal, then I couldn't take creative liberties when I retell mission experiences. People would totally say, "thats not what you wrote in your journal about it".
I think that the closest I could come to writing a journal would be a semi-autobiographical fictional short story that involved fantasy elements.
So I want some suggestions and hear what others have resolved to do. I know that through the Atonement of Christ all are able to repent and better themselves. It is really hard to improve yourself without goals, believe me.
We could potentially get seven baptisms - three almost for sure. I thought you'd like to know how powerful we are. Elder Kershisnik is a zone leader now. Thankfully, I am still Elder Wall, the ex-district leader.
I love you all.
Hua Zhanglao
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Christmas Phone Call
We called Stephen on Christmas Eve on the phone first. The connection was not good but it woke him up. They are 15 hours ahead so it was morning for him. Then, we called back and talked for a few minutes and then we called him up on Skype which is much cheaper than the landline. We told him that we wished we could see him on Skype. He said that office elders do get to use Skype for their calls home. Sigh.
In the meantime, Laura and Job were hurrying over to get to talk too. Job's parents had just arrived from Mexico and they had to leave them and the babies to come over and talk.
Stephen said he shared a 1 bedroom apartment with 2 companionships. He thinks it is very large and feels that it must be a very expensive apartment. The apartment has 2 offices in it so that each companionship has their own office. He says he will send pictures.
They live in Fen Ling by Towlow Harbor. They have 2 bunkbeds squeezed into the space and there is no floor. He says he cannot see the harbor but he can see a grave yard. He thinks of all the dead who need to be saved. A chinese young man that he know pointed to the graveyard and said that his mom lived there.
Laura and Job arrived and she launched into a discussion about Pandora's Box music that Stephen used to have. The weather was cold but it seems colder due to the humidity. Then James and Dion serenaded Stephen with Jingle Bells in Mandarin, or, Ding, Ding Dang. Laura chimed in on the last line. Stephen said he had heard it before but that was in America in his Chinese classes. This particular copy of the song came from James's Mandarin class.
He had Chinese food for dinner last night. Ha-ha! It was Hong Kongized American food with rice, pork chops and chicken, they put tomato sauce on it which is called ketsap in Cantonese. They think they invented ketchup. They probably did come to think of it. They also think they invented Wyoming. I don't know how that could have happened.
We talked for a little over an hour which we justified because the last phone call was cut short by 15 min., because Stephen's calling card was not really a 60 min. calling card. We got to call him this time. It was much nicer this way.
We noticed that Stephen has a strange accent. He was happy enough and at one point started eating his breakfast which was a Swiss Roll. He said it was his Christmas breakfast. That does not make a mother happy to hear about. Everyone chimed in and talked to him and we laughed and talked about what is going on with us and with him and our old memories. It was a refreshing phone call and I think we can make it until Mother's Day when we get to talk to him again. In the meantime, we will be working on when Stephen will get off of his mission and when we will possibly visit him. Of course Tanya and Ross's new baby will be born early in the month. He should get off later in May or maybe in June. He has some say in what happens.
He was just telling us how that works when the call was dropped. Laura and Job went home and we called Stephen back to have a proper goodbye. Now we have to wait until Wednesday or Thursday to hear from him again. I do have an assignment. He wants "that Seely Girl's address" and Brannon's address. Katy is her name, but he calls her "that Seely Girl". He said she was living in England right now. We looked her up on Stalker.net and that is where she is but her family does not appear to be there too this time.
I got depressed because my stupid computer lost a portion of what I wrote down and now I have to go back now and then and add parts that were omitted.
In the meantime, Laura and Job were hurrying over to get to talk too. Job's parents had just arrived from Mexico and they had to leave them and the babies to come over and talk.
Stephen said he shared a 1 bedroom apartment with 2 companionships. He thinks it is very large and feels that it must be a very expensive apartment. The apartment has 2 offices in it so that each companionship has their own office. He says he will send pictures.
They live in Fen Ling by Towlow Harbor. They have 2 bunkbeds squeezed into the space and there is no floor. He says he cannot see the harbor but he can see a grave yard. He thinks of all the dead who need to be saved. A chinese young man that he know pointed to the graveyard and said that his mom lived there.
Laura and Job arrived and she launched into a discussion about Pandora's Box music that Stephen used to have. The weather was cold but it seems colder due to the humidity. Then James and Dion serenaded Stephen with Jingle Bells in Mandarin, or, Ding, Ding Dang. Laura chimed in on the last line. Stephen said he had heard it before but that was in America in his Chinese classes. This particular copy of the song came from James's Mandarin class.
He had Chinese food for dinner last night. Ha-ha! It was Hong Kongized American food with rice, pork chops and chicken, they put tomato sauce on it which is called ketsap in Cantonese. They think they invented ketchup. They probably did come to think of it. They also think they invented Wyoming. I don't know how that could have happened.
We talked for a little over an hour which we justified because the last phone call was cut short by 15 min., because Stephen's calling card was not really a 60 min. calling card. We got to call him this time. It was much nicer this way.
We noticed that Stephen has a strange accent. He was happy enough and at one point started eating his breakfast which was a Swiss Roll. He said it was his Christmas breakfast. That does not make a mother happy to hear about. Everyone chimed in and talked to him and we laughed and talked about what is going on with us and with him and our old memories. It was a refreshing phone call and I think we can make it until Mother's Day when we get to talk to him again. In the meantime, we will be working on when Stephen will get off of his mission and when we will possibly visit him. Of course Tanya and Ross's new baby will be born early in the month. He should get off later in May or maybe in June. He has some say in what happens.
He was just telling us how that works when the call was dropped. Laura and Job went home and we called Stephen back to have a proper goodbye. Now we have to wait until Wednesday or Thursday to hear from him again. I do have an assignment. He wants "that Seely Girl's address" and Brannon's address. Katy is her name, but he calls her "that Seely Girl". He said she was living in England right now. We looked her up on Stalker.net and that is where she is but her family does not appear to be there too this time.
I got depressed because my stupid computer lost a portion of what I wrote down and now I have to go back now and then and add parts that were omitted.
Friday, December 17, 2010
12/16/10 Parable of the Ax
Dear family,
I am totally bah humbug this year, it seems like its been a while since I had Christmas - a for reals Christmas. I remember Tatiana gave me a really cool knife once, or was that for my birthday? I have a desire for eggnog. Its actually kinda cold over here, it went down to six centigrade. I don't think it will snow though. I caroled with Elder Kershisnik, went we went on Mandarin exchanges, it wasn't a very successful finding technique. It seems like there is a whole lot of Ebeneezer Scrooges, or Ebeneezer Chan, Ebeneezer Wong, Ebeneezer Choi and the like, all over Hong Kong. Hong Kong needs to get haunted really bad, so grumpy. I say Merry Christmas in my most peppy, charismatic way that I can possibly muster and literally half of the people I talk to act like they didn't hear me. I know they heard me I was practically shouting it.
Anyways I am pretty trunky these days. I have a goal not to lose focus or quit my mission at least until I finish baptizing the rest of brother Xia's family. I think they are all good and will probably do it in the next month or so. It is the impossible. I am sure you have heard me rant about how we only teach ladies who are single in mandarin work and how we only can get investigators from referrals or turnovers form the Cantonese missionaries. I totally found a man by myself, helped him quit smoking after forty years and now his whole family will be baptised pretty soon. I am so happy that I got to experience that. I feel pretty powerful. The first family I have seen baptised into mandarin work since I started my mission. The second man baptised since I have been a missionary, the first one being Chester who was baptized by the Malaysian Tiger and me.
I don't boast in myself, I boast in my Lord. He is so good. I am an instrument in his hands. I feel like sometimes I am an ax, and that I am really dull. I just keep getting thwacked against a tree over and over, and while I am making a little head way, it would probably be more productive to stop and sharpen myself before I go any further. I can probably not finish the work I am required to finish even if I was sharp, eventually someone with a chain saw will handle the rest of the tree after I made my small dent of a contribution.
I am not so sure what that analogy all means, but I feel the redundancy of being endlessly smacked against a log is a lot like my mission. Am I doing something right?
I about died when I heard that story about Gideon blessing Silas. That is seriously funny. Some of those kids are too smart and witty, I remember Tasha telling me about Asher asking if she was a "windian" because she liked the car window down. I wish one day I could be hilariously clever like that.
I love all of you,
Hua zhanglao
ps Mother, hang in there, james will turn out eventually. I get a headache all the way over here in hong kong when I hear about his grades, I am so glad its not my problem.
Expect a call at about six on christmas night.
I am totally bah humbug this year, it seems like its been a while since I had Christmas - a for reals Christmas. I remember Tatiana gave me a really cool knife once, or was that for my birthday? I have a desire for eggnog. Its actually kinda cold over here, it went down to six centigrade. I don't think it will snow though. I caroled with Elder Kershisnik, went we went on Mandarin exchanges, it wasn't a very successful finding technique. It seems like there is a whole lot of Ebeneezer Scrooges, or Ebeneezer Chan, Ebeneezer Wong, Ebeneezer Choi and the like, all over Hong Kong. Hong Kong needs to get haunted really bad, so grumpy. I say Merry Christmas in my most peppy, charismatic way that I can possibly muster and literally half of the people I talk to act like they didn't hear me. I know they heard me I was practically shouting it.
Anyways I am pretty trunky these days. I have a goal not to lose focus or quit my mission at least until I finish baptizing the rest of brother Xia's family. I think they are all good and will probably do it in the next month or so. It is the impossible. I am sure you have heard me rant about how we only teach ladies who are single in mandarin work and how we only can get investigators from referrals or turnovers form the Cantonese missionaries. I totally found a man by myself, helped him quit smoking after forty years and now his whole family will be baptised pretty soon. I am so happy that I got to experience that. I feel pretty powerful. The first family I have seen baptised into mandarin work since I started my mission. The second man baptised since I have been a missionary, the first one being Chester who was baptized by the Malaysian Tiger and me.
I don't boast in myself, I boast in my Lord. He is so good. I am an instrument in his hands. I feel like sometimes I am an ax, and that I am really dull. I just keep getting thwacked against a tree over and over, and while I am making a little head way, it would probably be more productive to stop and sharpen myself before I go any further. I can probably not finish the work I am required to finish even if I was sharp, eventually someone with a chain saw will handle the rest of the tree after I made my small dent of a contribution.
I am not so sure what that analogy all means, but I feel the redundancy of being endlessly smacked against a log is a lot like my mission. Am I doing something right?
I about died when I heard that story about Gideon blessing Silas. That is seriously funny. Some of those kids are too smart and witty, I remember Tasha telling me about Asher asking if she was a "windian" because she liked the car window down. I wish one day I could be hilariously clever like that.
I love all of you,
Hua zhanglao
ps Mother, hang in there, james will turn out eventually. I get a headache all the way over here in hong kong when I hear about his grades, I am so glad its not my problem.
Expect a call at about six on christmas night.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
12/9/10 - The Real Meaning of Christmas
Did I tell you yet? I'm gonna be Santa Claus again. Sometimes I go to primary because my companion will play the piano for them. When we were in primary last Sunday and the teacher talked about Christmas, all the little kids started chanting that I was Santa. I don't particularly like it, but because I am the only Mandarin elder who is fat I am pretty much obligated. I wish I could lose fifty puonds, I bet you will all look so strange when I get back. I look the same but with less hair
I hope you send me a Christmas family photo and I can be jealous of how skinny everyone is. The weather isn't hot anymore, so I can't sweat away the pounds. Not that I did when it was hot. The public transportation in this city is pretty phenomel. I don't need to walk very often or ride a bike ever. I can just get on the bus or subway or train.
I wish I could watch an interesting movie every now and then, it seems like a million movies came out since I came on my mission. There are also like a million "classics" that I haven't seen before my mission. Then I realize that probably a whole lot of those movies would be a huge waste of time and that I wouldn't enjoy very many of them. I wonder if any of you have seen the church movie about John Tanner. That movie was unbelievable, it blew my mind. I wonder why I had never heard of that story ever before, it was just too amazing. Its in the D+C supplemental videos.
So I want all of you to know the real meaning of Christmas, because it is totally commercialised over here. It is kind of close. Next Christmas I will totally be home and could be married or something.
My family is actually way awesome, it took a mission of seeing other people's broken families and the terrible way parents spoil their children (not that my parents aren't guilty of spoiling me) and the worldy priorities that people put before their families over here, just to help me realize that we are pretty rad. We are just ultra powerful. My dad is a bishop, now there's power!! Just kidding, it just helps me know more that he is called of God.
I love you all
Elder Wall
I hope you send me a Christmas family photo and I can be jealous of how skinny everyone is. The weather isn't hot anymore, so I can't sweat away the pounds. Not that I did when it was hot. The public transportation in this city is pretty phenomel. I don't need to walk very often or ride a bike ever. I can just get on the bus or subway or train.
I wish I could watch an interesting movie every now and then, it seems like a million movies came out since I came on my mission. There are also like a million "classics" that I haven't seen before my mission. Then I realize that probably a whole lot of those movies would be a huge waste of time and that I wouldn't enjoy very many of them. I wonder if any of you have seen the church movie about John Tanner. That movie was unbelievable, it blew my mind. I wonder why I had never heard of that story ever before, it was just too amazing. Its in the D+C supplemental videos.
So I want all of you to know the real meaning of Christmas, because it is totally commercialised over here. It is kind of close. Next Christmas I will totally be home and could be married or something.
My family is actually way awesome, it took a mission of seeing other people's broken families and the terrible way parents spoil their children (not that my parents aren't guilty of spoiling me) and the worldy priorities that people put before their families over here, just to help me realize that we are pretty rad. We are just ultra powerful. My dad is a bishop, now there's power!! Just kidding, it just helps me know more that he is called of God.
I love you all
Elder Wall
Thursday, December 2, 2010
12/2/10 -Xia's Wife and Daughter
It sure feels like there are a lot more family gatherings now that I am on my mission. I expect to have one as soon as I get back home. It feels like its been two or so years since I have been to California I'm about over due.
I am so happy that I have such a strong and united family. I feel so bad for those people up in the mainland who can only have one spoiled brat and no uncles or aunts. I also feel really bad for all the orphans that have parents who didn't deem them good enough to keep. I am so glad that I can be a fat American who is way more spoiled than the average spoiled brat only child in China. I am totally working on fixing my problem with being a brat.
We still have to baptise Xia's wife and daughter. he went to mainland and won't be back for two months. I remember him saying that he had quit smoking for a half a year once but still picked it back up. I am certain it had to do with pressure from friends that brought him back into smoking after half a year. So now I hope he can endure these next two months in mainland. We will finally get to meet his daughter on the 12th accompanied by Sister Xia.
There is my family, they don't live in Hong Kong and I really doubt that they will be able to help the branch out for too much longer, but it feels like I can leave my mission with a sense of being successful. I hope I can visit them later in life and still see them being strong and sealed and stuff. I hope their daughter can go on a mission or something. She's graduating soon, so they will probably all leave very soon.
I really don't have much to say. I have not really lost much weight on my mission, except for the weight of the hair on my head. Chinese is pretty fun, I like my mission and still faithlessly wait to go back to Macau.
Nothing has changed much, which is probably a bad sign, but I am still so positive and hopeful. I truly miss you guys, even though I never thought I would. I think you should all move to c\China with me, its pretty much where we belong.
Tell me how I can be amaizing and how my letters can me more informative and interesting. Farewell comrads!
I love you all
华长老
接着天父永恒救恩计划，家庭能在一起，
我希望与家人永远同住，那条道路主已经说明，
那道路主已经说明
I am so happy that I have such a strong and united family. I feel so bad for those people up in the mainland who can only have one spoiled brat and no uncles or aunts. I also feel really bad for all the orphans that have parents who didn't deem them good enough to keep. I am so glad that I can be a fat American who is way more spoiled than the average spoiled brat only child in China. I am totally working on fixing my problem with being a brat.
We still have to baptise Xia's wife and daughter. he went to mainland and won't be back for two months. I remember him saying that he had quit smoking for a half a year once but still picked it back up. I am certain it had to do with pressure from friends that brought him back into smoking after half a year. So now I hope he can endure these next two months in mainland. We will finally get to meet his daughter on the 12th accompanied by Sister Xia.
There is my family, they don't live in Hong Kong and I really doubt that they will be able to help the branch out for too much longer, but it feels like I can leave my mission with a sense of being successful. I hope I can visit them later in life and still see them being strong and sealed and stuff. I hope their daughter can go on a mission or something. She's graduating soon, so they will probably all leave very soon.
I really don't have much to say. I have not really lost much weight on my mission, except for the weight of the hair on my head. Chinese is pretty fun, I like my mission and still faithlessly wait to go back to Macau.
Nothing has changed much, which is probably a bad sign, but I am still so positive and hopeful. I truly miss you guys, even though I never thought I would. I think you should all move to c\China with me, its pretty much where we belong.
Tell me how I can be amaizing and how my letters can me more informative and interesting. Farewell comrads!
I love you all
华长老
接着天父永恒救恩计划，家庭能在一起，
我希望与家人永远同住，那条道路主已经说明，
那道路主已经说明
11/24/10 The Random Man-child in Hong Kong
亲爱的家庭，
除了我爸爸以外没有人可以看得懂我写的事。你好james,你的中文怎么样？ I am very satisfied with my purchase of that electronic dictionary. In fact I don't need anything for christmas because of how much I have wasted on the dictionary.
Anyway I just ate a huge thanksgiving dinner this morning. We have another one tonight too. I think that Thanksgiving is definitely one of my favorite holidays. It was really adorable when Elder Yu came up to me and told me that he was really sleepy and didn't know why. I told him that it was the thanksgiving effect and that turkey has some sort of chemical that puts people to sleep. Then he was wondering what the sauce was and what it went on. I told him that it was gravy and that it went on everything. he was so adorable on his first thanksgiving. he turns nineteen tomorrow. I am grateful for his patience with me and for any Chinese that i learn from him.
I am most grateful for families, although I am the random man child, I still feel like I belong in my family. I really do miss you guys, honest. I do feel left out in all the adorable baby stuff. Can I adopt a little Chinese girl in mainland after my mission? I can worry about a wife when I get back to america.
Yeah so I am feeling pretty okay with my mission. if we get Xia, his wife and eventually his daughter I will feel like my mission is complete and I can feel most satisfied with myself. Both Xia and his wife want to take me around china, can we? I like him, he is so mainland. His wife was so astounded with him quitting smoking, she thanked us alot and really felt her husbands testimony. In her very first prayer, she asked heavenly father to help her join the church as soon as possible. My mission feels so fake and yet so awesome, totally a miracle. I have no doubt in my mind that mainland will explode once its open to missionary work. I hope to be one of the first mission presidents or MTC presidents one day. Sorry if I sound negative sometimes. I can't wait until after my mission and things like mandarin steeling missionaries don't really mean anything to me.
This is the life, I hope I can keep it up for a couple more months. I am so tired and sleepy.
We must be grateful. I hope you can feel how grateful I am. When I get back I will totally try and help out and stuff. I just cannot explain how grateful I am to have such a strong, powerful, active and caring family. 真的很感谢你们。
我爱你们，每一个人，
华长老
除了我爸爸以外没有人可以看得懂我写的事。你好james,你的中文怎么样？ I am very satisfied with my purchase of that electronic dictionary. In fact I don't need anything for christmas because of how much I have wasted on the dictionary.
Anyway I just ate a huge thanksgiving dinner this morning. We have another one tonight too. I think that Thanksgiving is definitely one of my favorite holidays. It was really adorable when Elder Yu came up to me and told me that he was really sleepy and didn't know why. I told him that it was the thanksgiving effect and that turkey has some sort of chemical that puts people to sleep. Then he was wondering what the sauce was and what it went on. I told him that it was gravy and that it went on everything. he was so adorable on his first thanksgiving. he turns nineteen tomorrow. I am grateful for his patience with me and for any Chinese that i learn from him.
I am most grateful for families, although I am the random man child, I still feel like I belong in my family. I really do miss you guys, honest. I do feel left out in all the adorable baby stuff. Can I adopt a little Chinese girl in mainland after my mission? I can worry about a wife when I get back to america.
Yeah so I am feeling pretty okay with my mission. if we get Xia, his wife and eventually his daughter I will feel like my mission is complete and I can feel most satisfied with myself. Both Xia and his wife want to take me around china, can we? I like him, he is so mainland. His wife was so astounded with him quitting smoking, she thanked us alot and really felt her husbands testimony. In her very first prayer, she asked heavenly father to help her join the church as soon as possible. My mission feels so fake and yet so awesome, totally a miracle. I have no doubt in my mind that mainland will explode once its open to missionary work. I hope to be one of the first mission presidents or MTC presidents one day. Sorry if I sound negative sometimes. I can't wait until after my mission and things like mandarin steeling missionaries don't really mean anything to me.
This is the life, I hope I can keep it up for a couple more months. I am so tired and sleepy.
We must be grateful. I hope you can feel how grateful I am. When I get back I will totally try and help out and stuff. I just cannot explain how grateful I am to have such a strong, powerful, active and caring family. 真的很感谢你们。
我爱你们，每一个人，
华长老
11/17/10 This letter leaked the new calling and had to be held back. . .
Good luck dad. It sounds like your already busy life just got about as busy as it could possibly get. Try and take it easy will you. Watch your blood pressure and stuff.
I am kind of excited actually to go back "home" to a new ward. I am totally willing to do whatever ridiculous calling my father is inspired to give me. Who knows, maybe I'll stay up there and go to U of U. I as of now have no idea what to do with my life after the mission. That is a good thing no? I think so. I am so caught up in the work that it doesn't seem to matter what happens in my future.
We can probably get four baptisms this transfer. We have one for the 28th and two for the 5th. And probably a miscellaneous will get in there too. There is this eighteen year old girl named Sister Wang who has an atheist eight year old brother. I think the brother could probably get baptised too eventually. Brother Xia finally quit drinking. I hope you can meet him one day. He might not be in hong kong when you get here. His baptism will go through on the 28th. That will make me feel pretty satisfied because I was the one who originally found him and I will get numbers from him. His beloved "Ai Ren" as he calls her will come this sunday and then on his baptism will come too. I hope to one day baptise her and his daughter "Ma Fan" or "pain in the neck" as he calls her.
I am still with Yu this transfer and Kershisnik is training. LIfe cant get much better. except if I go back to macau. Speaking of which, AP LI went to macau. His Little brother got his call to be a mandarin in hong kong. I hope I can train AP LI's brother; I will totally trun him against his brother if I do. AP stole Sister Zhao and Macau. I will totally get him back by training his brother.
So thats about all I have to say, I love you all.
Hua Zhanglao
I am kind of excited actually to go back "home" to a new ward. I am totally willing to do whatever ridiculous calling my father is inspired to give me. Who knows, maybe I'll stay up there and go to U of U. I as of now have no idea what to do with my life after the mission. That is a good thing no? I think so. I am so caught up in the work that it doesn't seem to matter what happens in my future.
We can probably get four baptisms this transfer. We have one for the 28th and two for the 5th. And probably a miscellaneous will get in there too. There is this eighteen year old girl named Sister Wang who has an atheist eight year old brother. I think the brother could probably get baptised too eventually. Brother Xia finally quit drinking. I hope you can meet him one day. He might not be in hong kong when you get here. His baptism will go through on the 28th. That will make me feel pretty satisfied because I was the one who originally found him and I will get numbers from him. His beloved "Ai Ren" as he calls her will come this sunday and then on his baptism will come too. I hope to one day baptise her and his daughter "Ma Fan" or "pain in the neck" as he calls her.
I am still with Yu this transfer and Kershisnik is training. LIfe cant get much better. except if I go back to macau. Speaking of which, AP LI went to macau. His Little brother got his call to be a mandarin in hong kong. I hope I can train AP LI's brother; I will totally trun him against his brother if I do. AP stole Sister Zhao and Macau. I will totally get him back by training his brother.
So thats about all I have to say, I love you all.
Hua Zhanglao
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