The Many Moods of Missionary Man.

As a missionary I have many different moods. Most of them seen... yep, indoors. Usually outside, only seen smiling. Take a look at this in depth coverage of the many moods of a missionary.

1. The Average "Cool"...
This is what The Buckinator always looks like... including the wicked hair style. Don't worry, he's all calm as he shares the gospel with the people in a confusing world.



2. This is the look of my face when I think "What the heck happened to all our appointments?" Almost always you'll see me like this because people are always hiding from us!



3. The P-Day Hunk Elder, also free with outfit is the hairdoo and the bod. Don't you just like this look? Sorry, I still have a year to serve full time. (Then you'll have to catch me while STILL serving even when I get home in between school and stuff.)



4. Finally, the "Too much Candy" Elder. ¡AY, carambas! This is what happens when people send candy to him... and he tries to eat it all in one hour. Rare, but it happens. You're lucky I caught it on camera for y'all.

What a dream

So last night I had a very interesting dream, or in other words, I saw a vision.
I dreamed I went to Hawaii with my family, and as we were driving, there was a snowstorm and I remember my dad saying that there was a ski resort nearby. Then we went to a zoo where I saw some parrots and birds and things. Then, at the little souvenir shop that always exists after an exhibit such as a zoo, I wanted to send a card to my best friend. I found a charlie brown one and I opened it up and it was a card I had already sent! It had my handwriting and everything inside, but what was funny is that someone made comments about it, like I shouldn't talk about what kind of food I ate or something, and then it had a list of food items and their countries next to it. It sounds confusing but it was like this for example... "Lasagna: Italian Spaghetti: Italian" All in all it was a pretty funny dream and I know anyone who reads this won't get it but if you do, leave me a comment, ok? Thanks.