Hard to balance‏

Dear Family,

The pictures are just some great Oklahoma landscapes. Those giant wind propeller things were crazy! This past week was dificult. Having two areas with a lot of work to be done is a little tricky. So, pretty much all that is getting done is a priority list; what's most important to accomplish out of all that we need to get done. The only time we have to find new people to teach, which I don't know how to fit them into our pool at the moment is if we happen to talk to someone on the way to place to place. We do make time to tract or contact people, but usually it happens as a back-up plan to something we already have planned. The hardest part is trying to get our areas to corrilate, it doesn't help much that none of our people to see work out living in the same direction...that doesn't make much sense, let me try to explain. We go from one end of my area to another to some distance in Elder Kleinman's area, up and down and all over the place...so our bikes are slightly neglected. We only ride them about eight hours a week, but its getting better because we've been able to have a planning session to work it out better, but there are still some conlflicts we run into. The good side is...we don't have to worry or spend too much time with those that aren't as committed. We are working with a lot of really great people...and there is a possibility that I might be with Elder Kleinman in his area for Brother Thomas' baptism, which we set last week. That would be great since Max doesn't feel ready to make that commitment yet...and Brother Thomas is one of those unforgetable people's lives to be a part of.Well,

Love ya!-Elder Osness