I busted my ankle. I'll just get to the point. We were playing basketball on Friday and during the game I jumped for the ball and on the way down I rolled my ankle and partially tore a tendon on my left ankle. There is a doctor in the Kenosha ward who inspected it and he told me that I will need to wear a brace for 3 months, but overall he said that it isn't all too bad. So, President and Sister Cutler rebuked me and asked all the parental questions and I had to assure them that I was going to be fine. Which I am!

Final Ceremonial Tie Burning

Ssshhhh -- might be a tie that my  mom sent me.

My last week: It just doesn't even feel like the end of a mission. It doesn't feel like two years. It doesn't feel like I'm going home. It feels like I'm just getting transferred to a new area to be honest. Church was amazing; it was very sad saying goodbye to the members of the Kenosha ward. Thank goodness for Facebook.

I have loved my mission and I have loved serving under President and Sister Cutler. I love the mighty U.P, I love Sun Prairie, I love Appleton, I love Oshkosh, and I love Kenosha. Yes it was hard, but opposition has only blessed me with a living and prospering testimony. I am grateful for the people who I have had the privilege of serving and teaching the restored Gospel to. I know that our Father in Heaven loves us all, and He sent His son Jesus Christ to atone for us. It is his gospel that we teach and live, and through it we may gain salvation.

See you soon.

Love,
Elder Luymes

What a wanna-be; never gonna beat In-N-Out!

Have Usain Bolt T-shirt, will travel.
Compliments of a Kenosha member.