Tjena!
This week has been pretty crazy.
Tuesday was my last day in Karlskrona. It was a sad day. It was so hard to say goodbye to the people I had grown so close with during my six months there. We had a real American picnic with Kristoffer and Siv. We drank root beer and ate PB&J sandwiches.
I guess root beer kind of tastes like a discontinued brand of swedish chewing gum and after we were all quiet after a little bit, Siv speaks up and says "It's a weird feeling to drink chewing gum." Elder Youngberg and I died.
On Wednesday, I took four trains to get here to Gothenburg. This city is so big compared to what I've been used to for the last year. The ward is also huge and it's so hard to remember all the names! I'm loving it though and I'm so excited to get to know everyone here.
It was tough to leave Karlskrona but it felt good knowing that I had put in as much work as I could have and the area was better because of it. It reminded me of this scripture. Obviously I'm not dying and I've still got some time left to preach the word but I'd imagine that I felt a little bit of the joy and satisfaction Enos felt as he closed off his writings.
This is a great work and it brings joy to all who listen with ears to hear. I can't wait to bring it to the people of Gothenburg!
Have a great week!
Love,
Äldste Cummings
1. Saying goodbye to Kristoffer and Siv.
2. That's right, I live(d) here. (pt 11)
3. Me and Elder Dumas.
4. Literally the biggest dog I have ever seen.
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6. That's right. I live(d) here. (pt 12)
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