I'm not really sure what to write. I have experienced so much in these two years that its a little hard to remember sometimes. I enjoy thinking back on my past areas and the people there. The worst part of the mission is right when you think you are getting the hang of it it gets away from you. I think at times I have doubted if this is the mission I was suppose to be in but I know with my whole heart that I needed to come to this mission specifically. I know that there are people waiting on every one of us personally. I'm so grateful that our Heavenly Father knows us perfectly and that he has servants that he has called here in the earth so that I could be called to serve in Salta Argentina.
I owe a lot of thanks to many of you for your great support but I am especially grateful for my amazing parents and siblings that have helped me through the most difficult times and were there with me to celebrate the victories. I couldn't have done it without them.
Love all you guys and I hope you have a killer Christmas and can help someone else have a killer Christmas too!!!
Elder Daxton Starkey
As zone leaders we wanted to do something special for Christmas,
so we made homemade ties for all the elders in our zone.
We can't take all the credit, a sister helped us sew some of the parts.
We're so excited to give them to the elders :).
Our little tree in the pension...
Just a good friend we made this week...
Jam sesh...
Me and Elder Olsen :)
