Heya how are you doing?
I have read that it is a good idea to back up your photos onto a Flashdrive.
In fact I was going to ask for you to send me an extra Flash drive and
some of the elders and my companion have a Hard drive to put their pics on so
that could also be useful.
Glad your liking the pics but I forgot my camera
again so I’ll have to load up the pics next week or I might when I do family
history. I haven’t learned anything else new from FH.
How did transfers go?
Transfers were good since
we stayed.
How was your PDay?
We had a good time on our PDay, even though we didn’t do much, we went to this hill over in Castlewellan where when you are on the
hill and put the car in neutral you go up the hill instead of rolling down it like
you normally would. It was pretty crazy and defies physics but they say its
cause of the "little peoples magic" (leprechauns).
I've read that the 2nd Monday of Transfers is a Zone Development Day, I assume that mean emails will be on Tuesday instead of Monday?
What you’ve
heard about zone development is true.
How is Pedro and his family doing? Are you still teaching them English?
Pedro and his family are good and yes we
still are teaching them English and we got to teach his cousin Katia this week
the POS. It went well and she’s open to learning about the gospel. Next lesson
when we teach her the Gospel of Jesus Christ we're going to invite her to be baptized.
What do you do in your District Meetings? Are they held in Belfast? and who is your District Leader?
Our district meetings are just like lessons where we learn about a certain
topic and how it can help us in our missionary work and they are always in
Belfast. The DL is Elder Simpson.
Love ya and take care.
Elder Tarbet
Video Ireland: The Magic Road--Andrew McCarthy In Search of the Magic Road 2:55
Found on Youtube
A Magic Road
(taken from the Internet)
(taken from the Internet)
What causes it to roll back? Well!, there are some who say that it is a powerful magnetic force emanating from the depths of the earth that causes it. Others believe that it is just magic, and still others believe that it is caused by un-seen Leprechaun's who pull the cars from below for sheer devilment.
Leprechauns
The name leprechaun may have derived from the Irish leath bhrogan (shoemaker).
As part of Irish mythology and folklore the Leprechauns are part of our faerie folk, called by some as the “wee folk”. As a cousin of the clurichaun they are known to inhabited Ireland well before the arrival of the Celts.
Small enough for one to sit comfortable on your shoulder they are very smartly dressed in small suites with waist coats, hats and buckled shoes.
As mischievous and intelligent folk they are general harmless to the general population in Ireland, although they are known to play the odd trick on farmers and local population of villages and towns.
It is said that every Leprechaun has a pot of gold, hidden deep in the Irish countryside. To protect the leprechaun’s pot of gold the Irish fairies gave them magical powers to use if ever captured by a human or an animal. Such magic an Irish leprechaun would perform to escape capture would be to grant three wishes or to vanish into thin air!
Map of Northern Ireland
