Wednesday, November 12, 2008

A little update from Lee Choro!

So i`m writing this email from my new area.
Im way excited about how things with transfers turned out.
I am now in an area called Togane that is actually in
Tokyo-To but way outside of the big city so still pretty
inaka. My companion is Elder Fryer who is on his second
transfer. The best part of things is it is a four man
area and the other two Elders are Elder Wise and Elder
Allen who are both way awesome! It is gonna be a WAY fun
transfer. Of course it was still hard to leave Oyama but
this time i had a bit more time to prepare myself to say
goodbye to people and stuff.
Yesterday was my last day there and so last night i made
dinner for some ward members and investigators and stuff
that i had met during my time in Oyama to tell
them thanks for everything. I made my Pina Colada Curry
(a spicy batch and a milder one) and then also some garlic
steak and cheese sandwiches. It was pretty tasty.
And of course the Adachi`s brought their famous Chocolate
Fondue.
They also fed us Sashimi on sunday night which was
way good.



This is Camron with his really good friend, Nobuyuki, or Boo for short! He is an awesome member that Cam has gotten to know really well. Boo was actually in Utah a few months ago and was able to come to our home and go to lunch with us! They have a great friendship that will last for a long, long time! We are so grateful to Boo and so many others who have shown so much love to our boy who is so very, very, very far, far, far away, away, away from us, us, us......
But only 4 more Fast Sundays until Cam comes home! :o) You know how fast they come along! His release date is March 18th. We will pick him up on March 19th! That's only 127 days...but who's counting? ;o)

2 comments:

Amy said...

I realize this question may expose my dumbness - but I have wondered what Lee Choro means?

Good to see he is doing well!

Kimi said...

Sorry to wait so long to answer your question Amy. Choro means Elder and it is used after the name instead of before the name. It's kind of funny though because Japanese people only know the word elder to be used in context of "older" so I'm sure they wonder why we say "Hi, I'm Lee Old Man."