Elder Rigby's Adventures

Hey Hey Everyone!  Hope you're all having a great day! I sure enjoyed this week and hope you did as well! Maleck Hey Maleck! I hope you have an amazing Halloween  tomorrow ! I heard you got Contacts and you don't really like them. That makes sense they are probably annoying! A lot of people wear contacts including my friends out here on the mission but it doesn't matter because a lot of the time I have no idea that they have them! Don't worry Maleck you don't look diferent at all! You're a very kind handsome fella nothing can change that! Love you Maleck1 Emma Hey Emma! Heard you got a buck! NICE off the porch too! That's way cool! so proud of you! Can you send me some pictures. I used the supplies you sent me to make some cookies and people really like them! Thanks! There's more than one way to get people more excited to listen to you! I hope you have a great time trick-or-treating and at the party! Love you and best of luck with the

                      Interviews with Zillah and Toppenish Elders   Elder Adams:   My name is Benjamin Jefferson Adams, and I was born in Boston on George Washington’s birthday!  I was home schooled for nearly all of my life.  I have an extensive Lego collection, including a 4-foot long model of Darth Vader’s Super Star Destroyer. Elder Rigby:   I really like vegetables–my favorites are spinach, carrots, potatoes, squash and cucumbers with peanut butter.  I love mountain runs.  I want to coach my little brother’s football team when I go home.                                         Elder Adams and Elder Rigby, serving in Toppenish east The Mission board The sights of Toppenish Hola Amigos! Soy Elder Rigby su Big Rig! First, a few notes Emma Hello Emma! Yes I had to put 2 pairs of socks on! Don't say that about the cold I think those cold days in Bridgeport gave me a little fear of the cold...it sends shivers up my spine.  I'm loving the f

News from Toppenish Hey Grandma! It sounds like you had a fantastic trip! I'm sorry about the fall it sounds extremely painful! You're tough that's for sure! I hope you get feeling better! That's so exciting you already have your calling to work in the Cedar City temple! Thank you for your example of dedicated service! Us Grand kids need to follow in your path! So glad that Bronson is getting married! thank you for the news! I love you Grandma! Thank you for your words of advice! I'll enjoy the moments! There's a lot of good ones here on the mission! Madsen Hey Madsen! Thanks for your email and your card! It's great to hear from you twice as much  I don't know why it is but it seems that all of us have those really bad days and even those bad weeks. We've talked to a lot of people this week Madsen and it's helped me begin to understand how ungrateful I've been. I haven't tried to be but.... it's the truth. You'll hear

I feel very grateful today. Your prayers have changed so much of how I am newly approaching my mission. For the first time, in I don't know how long I want to be happy and laughing.   A note from Elder RIgby's mom- (as requested Elder Rigby went and visited a few of the murals in Toppenish for me) The Toppenish Murals began in 1989 with the inaugural mural titled “Clearing the Land”. The idea was formed when state seed money was distributed to small communities in correspondence with the State of Washington’s centennial celebration. A group gathered and brainstormed the idea of historical murals and hosted the first annual MURAL-IN-A-DAY event in which an entire wall sized mural is painted in one day by a dozen different artist. Since the first mural was completed a Mural Society was formed and the organization has completed 74 additional murals, including 1 mural in a day each year on the first Saturday in June. Hundreds gather to come and watch paint dry. The Mural Soc