I don't know if I'll be able to visit Darrin and Mandy's family blog. 

I'll have to ask President or Sister Seal. Luckily, Zone Conference 

is this Saturday, so I'll probably know by next Preparation Day.

In the way of the work, one of our Marshallese investigators, Amlain, 

agreed to be baptized. But she didn't come to church this Sunday. We 

got another zero investigators at sacrament meeting.

But I do expect to have one next week. Her name is Ashley. We were 

with Brother Sedrick, going to visit a member that he home-teaches. 

But the empty apartment implied that they had moved out. Just as we 

were getting back into the car, Ashley, who talked briefly to the 

Spanish Elders, came up with her daughter and asked us if we had a 

phone we could use. It appears that her husband is having a difficult 

time dealing with the death of their 7-week old son back in December, 

and he had gone off with the car. We took her down to Fayetteville to 

his friends apartment where she said he usually took off to. She 

asked us to pick her up for church when she left, but I ended up 

writing down the wrong apartment number.

Brother Sedrick decided to go visit her after church, and I asked if 

Elder Albert and I could go with him, to which he agreed. Apparently 

we got there just in time: she had been gone all morning with her 

mother, and she had just gotten back home to find her husband gone, 

her keys missing, but her car still there. So we took her back to 

Fayetteville, and brought her, her husband, and her daughter back 

home. I was able to set an appointment with them for Wednesday. All I 

can say is that I think something will happen, because we happen to 

be in the right place at the right time, twice.

Not much more to say. This week seems to have flown by. Last Sunday 

all of the Elders from Utah, and Elder Valai-Tufuga, gave talks in 

the English sacrament meeting. This week, we were able to teach the 

ward about Preach My Gospel and how to do missionary work in a 

combined Priesthood-Relief Society-Youth meeting. Apparently it went 

pretty well. I hope that means that we'll be getting more member 

referrals. Honestly, I'd rather get member referrals than be fed by 

the members, because I can always buy more Top Ramen, but 60% of all 

baptisms come from member referrals.

Anyway, that's about it from this end. I hear the new Transformers 

movie is way good, so go watch it. Let me know how Bourne Ultimatum 

is! See you next week!

*The MyLDSMail website is being slow today, so I'll send this again later.