News from Lake Mesa

So I have one request.  Don't tell me about the details yet.  It is actually pretty difficult to not think about it so I would appreciate silence on the subject until the last week, or two.  I'm glad you know when I'm coming home.   There are a lot of missionaries that we need to make room for.  This next transfer in March there should be over 30 missionaries coming into the mission.  It is an exciting time and the chances of me training again are higher than normal. 

Anyway, last Monday we had a fun activity.  We went to a baseball game.  It was between the Rockies and the Rangers.  The Rockies won 9 to 1 and there were two home-runs in our section.  Our little group got on the big screen about 4 times and we danced all over the place.  The new missionary Elder Hock held up a Book of Mormon, so we were doing lots of good work :). 

As far as teaching goes we haven't been able to make contact with our investigators.  One of them actually had to go to the ward were he lives.  It was really sad, because he was very prepared and ready to be baptized.  The cool thing is he was sent to the Lehi 2nd ward, which may sound familiar, because that was my first area.  It has been a small world for me these past few weeks.

Pretty much everyday I have seen someone that I knew from another area.  Elder Martin finds it very entertaining.

Well I guess that last news is last night we sang at a mission presidents fireside.  It went pretty well.  The choir was about 10 missionaries, and we sang "a poor wayfaring man of grief".  It isn't my favorite song, but the acapella portion sounded really good.

That's all from Mesa where the women are strong, the men are good looking, and the temperature is above average.

Love,
Elder Davidson