
Well.
 Tell Sister Warr she's missing out on my beautiful voice. But yeah, 
I'll play. That is, if I'm still active in the church. Haha. Just 
kidding. I'll always be active in the church...i hope...
I'm 
glad I'll be able to sleep in the Radon filled basement. If it hasn't 
messed me up enough yet, it'll have it's chance to mess me up more.
I'm glad to hear about Dad. Well, if I don't have Cancer from the Radon, I'll definitely be getting it from Dad.
NO NO NO!! You should wait for me to do the live temple session. We can do it on Wednesday
 when I get back. I want to go to one so bad!! Can missionaries do 
that?? Whatever. I'll take off my name tag if I have to. ;) Just wait 
one day!!
Why is Logan in the closet?? He needs to come out of the closet. And go on some dates with some girls.
Well this week has been a lot of Lasts. Let's see how many I can come up with:
My
 last time at Smokes (for a while) - Elder Babbel and I went. Like 
always, it was delicious (I'll send some pics). We then went with some 
missionaries to a Bowling Alley nearby. It was very fun.
 My 
last dinner with the Acosta Family - It started out by me sight reading a
 bunch of piano songs for them. The Mom told me later that I inspired 
them to practice the piano more, so that was great.
My last day in Black Creek.
My last day serving with Elder Hansen.
My last exchange - I got to see a bunch of people in Black Creek for my last time. 'Twas very nice.
My last sports night - Played soccer on exchanges.
My
 last time serving on Toronto Temple grounds - There were a lot of 
Spiders in the flower beds, so I got bit a bunch. Now I'm Spiderman.
My
 last time serving for Knight's Table - I said goodbye to all the 
workers there. Here's a pic of me and Johnathan. He was kind of our 
Supervisor. We called him Captain.
My last District Meeting - 
Well, I had three this week. They were all interesting. There's some 
pictures from one of them I'm trying to get a hold of. I'll send them if
 I can find them.
My last time doing Daily Dose - The English 
Classes. We had a party afterwards with the students and one of the Old 
Indian Ladies I helped came and gave me a hug. It was very sweet.
My last few times with the Chatters - We ate with the Chatters Wednesday and Sunday. We helped stain their deck on Saturday. It was so much fun. One of my favorite families in the world.
My first and last time at Carabram - So we helped with this big Celebration in Brampton Thursday - Sunday.
 It's a big Caribbean thing where people set up booths in this big City 
Center and sell stuff like food, clothes, or for us...Salvation! We 
helped with a Family History booth, and let me tell you, it was awesome.
 We handed out like a hundred pamphlets and met a lot of people 
interested in Family History. We took some screen shots on some iPads, 
of our own Family History counts to show people what it's like. So I 
guess my first and last time being an iPad missionary. ;) Blew some 
peoples' minds about how big my family tree is. Shout out to Mom for 
doing all the work!! We met a lot of awesome people, ate a lot of good 
food, and had a lot of fun.
My last barbecue with the APs - Last Saturday was our third Saturday
 in a row that we barbecued. It was simple. Jerk Chicken and S'mores. So
 if I didn't get enough Caribbean food at Carabram, I definitely got 
some at the Barbecue.
My last Sacrament Meeting as a Missionary - At
 the beginning of Sacrament meeting, Bishop invited me to give my 
testimony for the last time and I bawled my eyes out and told them how 
much I was going to miss the whole Ward. There were a bunch of people in
 the congregation crying too. I basically cried through my whole 
testimony and through the rest of Sacrament Meeting. I was sitting up by
 the Organ, so everyone could see me struggle. Later on Sunday,
 I was invited to Primary and all the Primary students and teachers 
signed this sign for me and then they sang "I'm Trying To Be Like Jesus"
 for me, while I played the piano. A few Primary kids were even crying. And so, of course, I cried. Then we took some pictures. Then I said goodbye to basically everyone. Then we went home.
My
 last church meeting as a missionary - It was a missionary meeting with 
all the Bishops, Ward Mission Leaders, and Ward Missionaries in the 
Stake. So I got to see some of my old Bishops and Ward Mission Leaders 
and Members. It was sweet. One member from Black Creek brought me a hat 
from the Dominican Republic and a tie (probably from Canada).
My
 last time teaching the Mexican Migrant Workers - We went and I taught 
the English Class. It was a lot of fun. Afterwards, I realized that that
 was my last full day of missionary work. So that was pretty weird.
My last Transfer Calls - I'm going home!!
My last time packing my bags on the mission - I finished this morning.
My
 last P-Day - Today. We're going to Toronto to say goodbye to some 
members. Then we're going to Bishop's house to have a Barbecue and say 
goodbye to his family. Then we're meeting with Victor and Hillary later tonight to say goodbye. Then tomorrow, I say goodbye to some missionaries. And the rest is History.
This
 will be my last Group Email as a missionary. I could go into tons of 
details about how much I've learned on my mission and how I feel like I 
gave it my all. But that would take a long time. So if you really want 
to talk about it. Ask me later and I'd be happy to give you a 
play-by-play of the last two years. ;) I will always say though, the 
biggest thing I learned on my mission is how to have Charity and what 
Charity is. Leaving my family, friends, and loved ones was the hardest 
thing for me to do, when coming out on the mission. And now, going home,
 leaving the members: my family, friends, and loved ones is definitely 
the hardest thing for me right now to do. I love you all and hope to see
 you all soon!!
Hasta Luego
Elder Ammon Joseph Flint
 
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