Short and Sweet- Week 26 (9/2/19)


Greatest In The Kingdom by J. Kirk Richards

No, this title has nothing to do with my height.
Rude.

This week was a little strugglesome, but overall a ton of fun.
I'm really liking our group here, which is good because a lot of the time working this week has been difficult.
A lot of people just arent interested, and some of our people who said they were interested just arent keeping commitments.
From people telling us we're terrible at our job, to literally yelling for us "f*** you", to popping BOTH my bike tires, this week was less than desirable...
But we've really found a few of "La Joya"'s these past few days. Its remarkable how even in our hard days, there are still some good things that are bound to happen.

Not too much else; we're just working haha!
Wish me luck, and I hope you all have a great week! 
Love you all!

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