hello family how are you all. Im great hear ok so about the storm. it was so coooool. wow it was nuts the wind only got up to 40 mile per hour but. the thing about this storm is that it just stayed in one spot and didnt move fast. so we got about 20 inches of rain in 2 days which is more than the last 4 huricans combined. and lots of streets are completely closed off due to flooding like the post office has about 4 feet infront of it so i cant really send and packages or anything anytime soon. and dont fret i took some sweet pics. so when i send the memory card home youll see. but it wont be for a while because i cant get there. ha ha but our house is completely safe and lots of roads in our neighborhood are flooded as well so ya thats crazyness. also all of tuesday we where in side all day and all of wedenesday and thursday and friday morning it rained and rained. we had a baptism last friday of marcinson duprena. but he wasnt able to come to church to be confirmed because his family was moving so we have to wait for a week to do that. but its ok. Im sorry the blazer has not sold it will when winter hits prob but ya remember God is watching Please read 3Nephi 27; 13 to the end.. as a family.I love you all and pray for you all individually every night and day tell every one hello and im doing great call classic and tell them to wirght me a letter from everyone ha ha but i love you lots stay safe.Love Elder Nelson
It is edited a bit, but I included the main stuff!
He types like he text messages on his phone... lol
I should have known it would be a wonderfully fun adventure for him. He's just that kind of kid!
Monday, August 25, 2008
Sunday, August 24, 2008
The Alexes Plaques
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Still Swirling.....
Another day has gone by and Fay has decided to hang out in central Florida a little longer. The eye of the storm is almost directly over Orange City, where Alex now lives. I have watched the colors swirling around Orange City turn from orange/yellow to dark/light green. That is a good thing and soon, if the storm continues on its present path, it will be clear and calm over Alex house. But that will only last a little while, because sooner or later, the storm will progress to the north and the strong, damaging winds of the storm will once again engulf Orange City. North Melbourne has had approx 30 inches of rain. Normally that includes the swells from the ocean, but they said this is purely from the rain. North Melbourne is just to the south east of Orange City. I am trying to be faithful, but I guess I am not doing a very good job. And I know that elsewhere in the world, other disasters are going on. So please pray for the missionaries... and their families. Thank you!
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Faith
It is 3 o'clock in the morning and I am sitting here at the computer watching the monsterous greens, yellows and reds on the little map of central Florida swirling towards the words ORLANDO. They are still a bit south of those words and so I am sure it is still clear sky's in Orange City where Alex now lives. But I know it WILL, within a few hours, engulf the words and cover the whole area that Alex now calls home. I knew this would happen, sometime within the 2 years he is going to be gone, I just hoped it wouldn't be so soon. Last year the hurricanes were few and far between, the year before that, there hardly seemed to be a break for the poor people in Florida.
Having a son living in the area makes me think of all the people who live there and who are having to adjust their lives to deal with this monster that is bearing down on them. I pray for them. I know SOMEONE else's son or daughter is serving in the very spot that the hurricane is now... I pray for them. I know, that after it has safely passed Orange City, it will be headed towards the north, and though Alex will be safe, someone else's child will be affected by the storm. I will add my faith and prayers for all those nameless people, and those whose names I know, to those of the other family members who are sitting at the computer watching the swirling greens, yellows and reds over the state of Florida.
Having a son living in the area makes me think of all the people who live there and who are having to adjust their lives to deal with this monster that is bearing down on them. I pray for them. I know SOMEONE else's son or daughter is serving in the very spot that the hurricane is now... I pray for them. I know, that after it has safely passed Orange City, it will be headed towards the north, and though Alex will be safe, someone else's child will be affected by the storm. I will add my faith and prayers for all those nameless people, and those whose names I know, to those of the other family members who are sitting at the computer watching the swirling greens, yellows and reds over the state of Florida.
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Summer Projects
Sunday, August 10, 2008
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