間も無くWhite-Fun 駅🎄⛩🎅 (Week 67)

Merry Christmas! ¡Feliz Navidad! メリークリスマス! What's happening everybody!? Sorry it's been forever but the good news is, I'm still alive! It's been a very eventful past few weeks but long story short, I'm now in Kohoku with some awesome missionaries (ex. Elder Budge) and an awesome companion named Elder Low. Today, I am suffering from a severe case of writer's block and I honestly have no idea what to write, but things have been good. We have been crazy busy with Christmas parties, Sacrament meetings, emergency transfers, and all the other holly jolly activities of this wonderful season. Also had a great opportunity to Skype home yesterday morning as well. I love my family and I love modern technology that allows me to call home twice a year. I love the Christmas season and I love being a missionary here in Japan sharing the true meaning of Christmas with the Japanese people. Second and last Christmas as a missionary but it's been a lot of fun!

Sorry I couldn't write a decent weekly this week, but everyone can be content knowing that it's been a Merry Christmas and I love you all (Elder Budge loves you all as well). We've got some fun activities planned today so I will end here, but I hope everyone has a great Christmas and I'll see ya next year! Keep being the greatest and send me emails about your Christmas (dylan.sadler@myldsmail.net)! I love to hear from everybody! 愛しています!

Last DM in Sagamihara

Wise men minus being wise

Doki pic from Christmas Conference

Big shout out to my trainer Elder Dowdle who
goes home in like a week. Love ya man!

Christmas Eve dinner at bishop's house.

Take me back to summer when I wasn't freezing 24/7.

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