Well, Elder Jensen is getting transferred out of Newport, RI and is
going to Woodbridge, CT is think. And I'm getting transferred to
Worcester (it's pronounced 'Wooster'), MA I'm going back to the city,
somewhat! I love it, but I am kind of sad to leave. I only spent 2
transfers in Nashua but it feels like I have been here longer than that.
Last night I had a dream that I was having a conversation with
President Packard and he gave praise to the accomplishments that were
done in Nashua and talked about Worcester and how it will be a place of
many great opportunities. It was a cool but interesting dream. This
morning all of us woke up to fire alarms going off at clocktower,
thankfully there was no fire but we lost valuable sleep. Personally I
didn't like waking up at 3 am, getting dressed quickly, and standing out
in the cold. Oh well it is was it is. So the majority of this week I
have been saying goodbye to members and investigators. We have had a lot
of activities that have enabled us to invite less-active members and
investigators to, so that has been good. By the way, Elder Gibson is
training...the whole Nashua Zone is going to be at transfer meeting,
which is wild. The Candelarios still aren't to happy that I'm getting
transferred, they said that they want to come to my ward in Worcester
one of these Sundays and Brother and Sister Candelario are thinking
about taking me and my new companion to a Celtics game against the
Knicks in March 26. That would be legit, I wouldn't let them pay for my
ticket though if it does happen.
That's cool that you had dinner with the missionaries, Gilberto,
and his girlfriend. So you gave Gilberto the VHS of 'The Other Side of
Heaven'? I haven't seen that movie in forever and yes you should get it
on DVD. I am going to put my testimony in an e-mail so that you can give
it to them, because I don't have any stamps right now. That's crazy to
think that Adam is going to be married soon.
Our teaching pool is expanding in the Nashua Ward, I feel like I am
leaving them in good standings. I have 6 months left that is
CCCCRRRRAAAZZZZZYYYY!!!!!! It feels like I was just with my son and he
is pretty much 6 months into the mission! There is definitely something
wrong. HOUSTON we have a PROBLEM! It's the last haul of my mission...
Don't worry I'm not trunking out, that's ridiculous, okay I may be a
little trunky (there are some things that I miss). But I'm not trunky,
as in being a definite trunk clunk. Focus is key. That's cool that the
electrical is done upstairs, sounds like it's coming along. Did you ever
determine/settle/clear a date for picking me up? You don't have to tell
me if you don't want to. It would just be nice to know so that I can tell
people around what time in August I would be visiting them. Anyways,
this is a new chapter in my mission and in life. We will see how it
goes. I have plenty of pics this week! Where's the report on how Aaron,
Danny, and Dad are doing? Haha
Love all of you a lot,
Everett Alan Escobar 
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