One Month In Gods Country

Yes one of those cheesy missionary tag photos

This week on "Mobbin in Montana" contains stories of wild turkeys, lawnmower miracles, and California ruining everything. So stay tuned!

(George Takei narration)

The Elders found themselves starting their week with exchanges with the zone leaders in Billings. Luckily for them, the zone leaders of southern Billings are straight chillers and homies. So it was a good time! Our hero got to spend a day with Elder Bekmezian from the far away land of Herriman. Elder Barlow learned a lot, told some jokes, slept on the bed of a king, and got to see a building taller than 3 stories. 

After this adventure, Elder Barlow did more missionary work, believe it or not, it happened. Met some members and non members, called a bunch of people, had some lessons, and did service. Alas, our humble traveler was getting tired of the regular routine, when suddenly, a new opportunity arrived! More service! This time a new and exciting opportunity, some call "mowing a lawn" Full of energy and excitement, Elder Barlow and his trusty steed, Elder Upper. Went and attempted to complete the task. But when they arrived, they realized the task would be more difficult than planned. See, the homeowner only had roughly 2 tablespoons of gas, and would be leaving town while they worked. Faced with this mountain of a trial, the Elders pressed forward. With the homeowner gone, our heroes were able to make one pass on the lawn before it quit. Shaken but not stirred, the Elders searched diligently around the trailer home for a new Jerry can(for it was better than pulling weeds) after searching every inch of the trailer home, Eureka!!! They struck gold! They found some gas (it looked like gas at least) and proceeded to finish the daunting task, know by locals as "the lawnmower miracle"

After this, our travelers planned their weekend for shooting a video revolving around landscapes, nature, and the creation. But they were caught off guard! Surrounded by smoke, they realized their eventual doom and downfall. California's innate ability to ruin everything. Days of camera work and editing were foiled by literally too much smoke. The Elders had no choice, but to reschedule, and accept defeat. 

The week ended with our humble travelers doing vigorous tasks such as going to church, indexing, eating, and having too many meetings. 

Until next time, goodbye fellow travelers. 

 

Best view in our area so far

A members patriotic guard Turkey (Montana tingz)