Computer Issues

Hola!

Well this week has been ok. A lot has happened. We started off on Monday doing a lot of planning and working with immigration. But we had a few problems, with the lawyer. So Wednesday we had a chance to sit down with him and share some of our complaints. He is now going to be translating our documents all the way and we will be able to send our people through immigration better.

Monday I also played soccer. I sprained my ankle really bad and was limping for a few days but I have been exercising it so it has gotten better a lot faster.

Last week it even rained on us a little which was a nice relief because it has just been hotter than normal with clouds. I would just like to say also that I have been getting the letters from Grandma Proksch and I would like to thank her very much for them. If you guys could make sure she gets a copy of the letters that I send to you guys she has been so supporting to me here in the mission.

I have been writing this letter on word because the internet has not been working here in the office so I haven’t seen your letters so I hope this gets to you guys in good condition.
I just have one other word of advice that I heard, but I don't remember where. It is: Be quick to listen, but slow to react and slow to fight. Basically, if we watch ourselfs in every aspect and take the time to think of what we are going to say first, we are always better off. Mom, I know you are a great and wonderful woman. You are bringing happiness to the lives of so many and maybe they dont say it or share their gratitude with you openly because they don't know how, but I do know this, is that they love you. Mom, I love you and yes, Christ loves you. He loves all of us. There is nothing in this world that you could do for Him not to love you. He loves each and everyone of his brothers and sisters. That's what makes me the proudest is that He is my older brother and knows me perfectly.
So sorry to keep it short, but I have the computer to blame this week for that one. Love you and take care.

Elder Proksch