09/23/2019 Fried Chicken

Today we are going to the temple so my letter is going to be short.

But you could say I am now a master of southern cuisine. I made fried chicken, thanks to the recipe from someone in Arkadelphia. I only almost burned the apartment down. It was all worth it cause it tasted great. 

We taught a great lesson with Evelyn this week. She found a lot of comfort in the message of the Plan of Salvation. It's great to teach people with so much faith. 

We also did service for a man from Thailand. We were biking around Benton and came upon two guys looking at some structure outside of a building. Turns out they are opening a Hibachi Shop and we helped set some cinder block bricks. We laid mortar and the blocks and all that. 

Pics: 
1) me and the chicken

2) we saw a tract from another church, we decided to add our own. Hopefully other people do the same. See how many we can get

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