Another bit of good news is that next week we are going to have a huge massive thing in Paris and Quentin L. Cook is going to speak to us. Finally! I'll be able to see an apostle on my mission!
We were able to find a lot of new people to teach and some families as well! We also got back in contact with a less active member who has an 11 year old who's not baptized, so we're going to try and and teach them. For Halloween, we went to an investigators house because she invited us to come and just kind of watch and see how they trick-or-treat and "approve" of it because we're americans. So we went over and had fun. We actually had a pumpkin in our appartment so we brought it with us and carved it at their house, and then we went trick or treating with the 13 year old boy and his friend. We just kind of looked liked their dads walking around with them, haha. But it was a good thing too because they ran in to some really creepy guy and so it was a good thing we were there as adults or else I don't know what the creepy guy would've done... haha anyways, Halloween here is pretty lame, actually. Most of the time when they were trick or treating people would just open their door, or even their window and just say "I don't have anything. Leave." or something like that. It was pretty sad. Its definitely more popular back home.
Elder Saffell and Elder Hurd
Eiffel Tower
Elder Saffell and Elder Eldredge
Arc de Triomphe




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