Animal Science class coming in clutch.


This week was easily one of the best weeks of my mission! We had a lot of work this week. Nawaka is really coming together. 

This week we had a crazy service opportunity. One of the members in our ward has heaps of cows. However he wanted some of his boy cows to not be so manly anymore. And  Elder Park told him that I know how to do that said surgery. So we came up to the mountain  early on Thursday caught the cows and they were way bigger then I thought they would be. So we went for it and my senior year animal science class came in clutch and I was able to help our members learn how to help there own animals. Its was way fun to teach him and help the animals I'm way excited to see how else I can help the animals and people in Fiji. Way fun, scary but it all worked out.

This week we have had lots of opportunities to teach, and our members have been way down to help us. There is a member who is Cakau. He's a 15 year old boy who came with us. Three days this week! He's the man! We are doing great! My Fijian is still rough but god gives us strength! keep pushing forward! I love you all. be good I'll talk to you next week. 

1. Cakau :The Man

2. Lit P-day pic

3."riding a horse"

4. Vet training: only 18 more months and ill get paid for this stuff! 


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