January 10, 2011
Not much to report on this week.
I'm still under house arrest from the doctor. I was going to the health clinic every day to get my toe cleaned and my gauze changed, and I had been asking all the nurses when I would be able to go back to work and stuff. I got different answers from all of them. On my last day of doing curativo (I forgot what that would be in English), the nurse said I could already start working, as long as I wore open footwear. So on Friday, I actually got to work for a few hours. It felt pretty good, but I was definitely out of practice. It kind of felt weird to be a real missionary again.
As we walked, I noticed that my toe was bleeding a bit, which is exactly why I wasn't supposed to be walking: if I walk, my wound can bleed, which can bring about an infection, which would be bad. So we walked all the way to the health clinic, and I asked to speak with a doctor because the nurses don't know anything (seriously. they didn't even know why I was getting work done on my toe until I told them). And the doctor said I needed to stay in the house until at least Monday (today). I'm going to go back there today so he can take a look at my toe, but I don't know if I'll be allowed to go back to work or not.
So I've just been spending all my time going a little crazy at the house. My new companion is a cool guy, but I kind of wish I could speak English to someone; maybe that would take away some of the crazy in my head. I have just been reading Liahonas and the scriptures and stuff.
And that's all I have to say about that.
We have interviews with the mission president tomorrow, and I'm going to talk to him about when I'm going to go home to start school. Does anyone know what day BYU will start in the fall? It'd be good to know. Also, I can't believe that I'm already this close to the end of my mission. I make a year and four months in six days. Don't let me get trunky!
Anyway, that's all.
luv yoo guyz
elder booga
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