This week we travelled a lot. We went to Szeged for an interview with the mission president, but there was a snow storm, so President Szabadkai was only able to drive to Kecskemét. So we took another train there with transfers in Szolnok and Cegléd. The train to Szolnok was an old train from the communist era. The station and its surroundings were like a concrete jungle with ten-floor buildings. We finally arrived in Kecskemét where we had the interview. It was interesting because last time I was in Kecskemét, the weather was sunny, warm, and summerish, but now it was snowy, cold, and wintry.
After interviews, we went to Szeged for daily splits with the zone leaders. The next day we went back to Békéscsaba and had a lesson that went well.
At our regional meeting, we watched the message from the new first Presidency as well as the press conference that followed. During English classes we talked to the advanced group about shopping, as one of the students gave me a Lidl flyer because there are American days this week with "American" food, so we translated it into English.
The most interesting thing I did this week was that I ate deer stew. It was a very delicious, good wild meat.
Be good,
Elder Gonzalez
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| In Kecskemét for interviews |
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| Békéscsaba |
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| Szolnok |
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| Kecskemét |
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| Szeged |
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