Napoleon to my Dynamite

Well all I can really say in 4 days is this I Had A child this week. His name is Elder Fullmer. We enjoy our time as missionaries too much now, with our Mexican Canadian accents. My Son, Elder Fullmer, Is such a stud. He is the Stephen to my Nacho, the Pedro to my Napoleon, the Weird Al to my Spatula City. We Just Crack Each other Up, and Life is great. When we talk about the gospel though, we get down to business. We Testify from our hearts, and work whole-Heartedly to bless the lives of those we speak with and teach. We Had a Baptism on Friday, We baptized our 2 Investigators, Mary and her Daughter Marissa, and the sisters baptized their Investigator Dolores. They each had such a strong desire to be baptized! It was such a blessing to be there and witness the Joy they experienced in making these covenants with God, and making the steps necessary to come closer to Him. The Rest of the week we were busy traveling people around for transfers, it was a busy week. Its pretty fun to just talk to people all day, It's exhausting at times, but we meet some very interesting people! After surge week, and my study of consecration I finally lost myself like I just wasn't myself. I was a bonified Missionary machine! Well I am finding myself, who I truly am, and what is truly important to me. It can be brutal out here, especially since I have been a bit of a perfectionist. It is so Important that we recognize our interests, and take the time to work through them with God I love you all, and I want to invite you to Come unto Christ a little more, by Praying With a sincere Heart. 😊 As we strive to be more honest and Open with our prayers, and we take the time to do so, I know God will Bless our Efforts! Elder Johnson Ps. This Pic is of the Ocean from Mckay Bridge, it looked pretty epic with the fog rolling across the waves