Dear Family,
It's good to hear from you. Man it's crazy how things change at home. That's way awesome that Cole spoke at church. It will be a different experience for me to see him next time. It's amazing how the gospel changes people. Martin Bader (baptism) is doing great. He is gonna have an interview with the Bishop this week for the priesthood. We meet with him and his home teacher every week and I've gotta say that I feel a huge amount of joy and satisfaction when we meet with him. He was truly prepared by the hand of the Lord.
So this past week has been pretty good. We had interviews with President and he brought to my attention that we need to be converting people to Christ and not the church. The Church is Christ's and so when we believe in Jesus Christ and really understand his atonement and the Restoration then naturally we will belong to his church. I am really focusing on exercising my faith by expecting people to talk with me. It's very difficult to get people to talk to you more than 30 seconds, no joke. As I've focused on expecting people to talk with me it's helped me to be prepared to talk longer than that 30 seconds. In teaching I've also been trying really hard to teach about Christ and his atonement. As a mission we were invited to take our morning study and go through the Book of Mormon and to mark every reference to Christ. It's been a really sweet experience. I'm in the middle of 2 Nephi and It's amazing how often Christ is referred to or his words are written.
It's been sweet teaching people here in Germany. I must say that I know that I'm called to serve here in Germany for a reason. I will share with you that I don't think I've shared with anyone. So back when I received my call I was so excited to know where I was going. I remember beforehand thinking to myself about where I would like to serve and where I would not like to serve. I remember that Germany was at the bottom of the list. I didn't know why but I just didn't want to come to Europe. When I opened the call my heart was pulled two different directions. I was amazingly happy that I was going to be serving the Lord and that I had finally received my call but the other side was that I was going to Germany. I remember that over a little bit of time I was OK with serving in Germany but I thought that I would've liked to serve elsewhere. My first 6 months or so I really was really trying hard and praying that I would have the love for the German people. I am happy to tell you that I have come to love this country and the people. I know that I am called of God to serve here and to help this people come unto Christ. I feel a great joy and happiness when I am able to teach. I know that the gospel will go forward faster than it has in the history of Germany. President Uchtdorf was in the country this past week and he dedicated the land of Germany for the gospel to be shared. There was no record that Germany had been dedicated for missionary work. It's done now. We will be seeing miracles this year. I know that the Lord will be blessing the hearts of those people who accept us and they will be making covenants with the Lord.
That's way sweet that my little sister got accepted to BYU. I'm way pumped. The only problem is that she will be farther along in school than me when I get home. That's OK though because she can just tutor me. I got a letter from Mckayla and she gave me a little update on the Stevens family. Tell them that I say hi. Her letter will be coming soon. Well I love you all and am grateful for your support and prayers.
Dad you were talking about liquid nitrogen. There is a place in Utah that we went to at college that makes your ice cream with liquid nitrogen. They just use cream. They also will pour it on your hand if you ask them. It's a pretty cool feeling. (Todd took the kids to a science night at the middle school and he told Kyle a little about it.)
"No Regrets"
Love,
Elder Merrill
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
February 16, 2010
Dear Mom,
So this week was kind of crazy. To start it off we met with a member that has not been coming to church for the past 2 1/2 months. He was baptized last April and he was really good at coming to church but then he just stopped. I've tried really hard the last couple of weeks to get an appointment with him but he would just not answer the phone of say he couldn't meet. He has gone through a divorce about 5-6 months ago. We met with him and his girlfriend was there. We ate dinner together and then she dismissed herself to go talk to her daughter on the phone. This inactive told us everything. I had a feeling beforehand that he had some things that he needed clear up but he just told us everything. I didn't know what to do. He wanted some counsel and we didn't know what to do. As missionaries we are not supposed to "Counsel" people and so I just bore testimony of the commandments of the Lord and how they bring us joy in life I know that the Lord loves us all individually and that he wants us to live righteously. We shared a couple scriptures with him and committed him to come to church. He did come to church and he talked with the Bishop again. Bishop came up to us and thanked us for what I did. At first I had no idea what he was talking about but then he said that it changed his life. The inactive member is working now on coming back to Christ. That night that we met with him I really wanted to be able to share the spirit with him. The Lord blessed us all with His spirit.
We had zone conference this week and it was amazing. President Teixeira (from the area presidency) came with his wife. The spirit was so strong and it was amazing being filled with the spirit. It's amazing to come to understand that leaders of the church are called of God. The spirit testifies of that and the spirit was very strong. I KNOW that I am called of God and that I'm here serving in this part of the world for a reason. The Savior loves us very much and blesses our lives more than we understand.
This week was Carnival week. That is like Mardi Gras. Pretty crazy stuff. Tons of drunk people all over the place and they all dress up in costumes. I saw this guy yesterday get thrown down to the ground and get arrested by 3 cops. It was pretty interesting. You could smell the alcohol everywhere. We got a new bishopric this week. I really like the new bishop. He is a great guy, humble, and loves the Lord. We get along very well. He is probably my favorite member in the ward. There was a ward choir for ward conference and we were asked to sing in it. The ward is really small and so over half of the ward was in the choir. They don't sing very good. I was put between two men who can't carry a tune at all. It was hard to stay on key. I got a good laugh out of it.
Sounds like your trip was fun. You are lucky that you didn't come to Germany because there are VW all over the place and the kids would have been hitting each other much more.
Love you all and wish you the best. It would be nice if some of the kids could write me an email or letter. I haven't heard from them in a while so that would be nice.
"No Regrets"
Love
Elder Merrill
So this week was kind of crazy. To start it off we met with a member that has not been coming to church for the past 2 1/2 months. He was baptized last April and he was really good at coming to church but then he just stopped. I've tried really hard the last couple of weeks to get an appointment with him but he would just not answer the phone of say he couldn't meet. He has gone through a divorce about 5-6 months ago. We met with him and his girlfriend was there. We ate dinner together and then she dismissed herself to go talk to her daughter on the phone. This inactive told us everything. I had a feeling beforehand that he had some things that he needed clear up but he just told us everything. I didn't know what to do. He wanted some counsel and we didn't know what to do. As missionaries we are not supposed to "Counsel" people and so I just bore testimony of the commandments of the Lord and how they bring us joy in life I know that the Lord loves us all individually and that he wants us to live righteously. We shared a couple scriptures with him and committed him to come to church. He did come to church and he talked with the Bishop again. Bishop came up to us and thanked us for what I did. At first I had no idea what he was talking about but then he said that it changed his life. The inactive member is working now on coming back to Christ. That night that we met with him I really wanted to be able to share the spirit with him. The Lord blessed us all with His spirit.
We had zone conference this week and it was amazing. President Teixeira (from the area presidency) came with his wife. The spirit was so strong and it was amazing being filled with the spirit. It's amazing to come to understand that leaders of the church are called of God. The spirit testifies of that and the spirit was very strong. I KNOW that I am called of God and that I'm here serving in this part of the world for a reason. The Savior loves us very much and blesses our lives more than we understand.
This week was Carnival week. That is like Mardi Gras. Pretty crazy stuff. Tons of drunk people all over the place and they all dress up in costumes. I saw this guy yesterday get thrown down to the ground and get arrested by 3 cops. It was pretty interesting. You could smell the alcohol everywhere. We got a new bishopric this week. I really like the new bishop. He is a great guy, humble, and loves the Lord. We get along very well. He is probably my favorite member in the ward. There was a ward choir for ward conference and we were asked to sing in it. The ward is really small and so over half of the ward was in the choir. They don't sing very good. I was put between two men who can't carry a tune at all. It was hard to stay on key. I got a good laugh out of it.
Sounds like your trip was fun. You are lucky that you didn't come to Germany because there are VW all over the place and the kids would have been hitting each other much more.
Love you all and wish you the best. It would be nice if some of the kids could write me an email or letter. I haven't heard from them in a while so that would be nice.
"No Regrets"
Love
Elder Merrill
February 9, 2010
Hi Mom,
So this week we were able to do quite a bit of finding time. It was a good experience to do that. Two weeks ago we went to Phong's and and he said he would come to church. He showed up this week and it was like he was a member that hadn't been to church in a while. So many people greeted him and he even took part in the Gospel Principles lesson. He is not really interested in meeting again but hopefully he will come to understand the blessing. We also had another investigator to church. We usually average about 1-2 investigators to church every week. During finding time we were able to find two men that were pretty sweet. With one he answered the door and he said "Mormon's right? ... Come in." That was pretty sweet. Unfortunately he is pretty busy with school, work and family (he has 3 little boys) and he wasn't able to set up a return appointment. He didn't give us his number either but he did give me his email. I really hope that we can meet with him again. We got a Referral from a member. She brought her friend to church and that was when we had the baptism. She was touched and interested. She said that she had some questions and that she wants to come to church again. She wasn't able to come to church this week because she had diarrhea (German's are very blunt people and will tell you everything). She told me it was pretty bad at the moment and she didn't want to leave home. Hope you like that little story :) We have an appointment set up for Friday so hopefully it will all work out really well. We have a couple more investigators that we are working with and hopping to help them make progress in the gospel.
I am striving to make myself better and work to my best ability. This last Thursday (Feb 4) I was thinking about everything I've done in the past year and that I only have one year left. I feel rushed almost and feel like I don't have too much time left. I don't want it to end to be honest with you. I spend my mornings studying and then spend the whole day trying to find people who need the blessing of the gospel. I am praying for my investigators right now but I am mostly praying that I can better prepare myself to help these investigators. I feel I have so much more to learn and that I can grow a lot more. Right now I am studying in the Doctrine and Covenants, Jesus the Christ, and read for a little bit in Das Buch Mormon for Language study. I would like you to pray for me this week that I can better teach my investigators being able to share with them the gift of the spirit. We will be meeting tonight with a less active member that was baptized last year in April. I want to be able to help him feel the spirit and remind him of the feelings he had that changed his life.
I wish you the best this week and hope all goes well. I love you very much Mom. I am thankful that you taught me to follow gospel principles and that you shared your testimony with me.
"No Regrets"
Love,
Elder Merrill
So this week we were able to do quite a bit of finding time. It was a good experience to do that. Two weeks ago we went to Phong's and and he said he would come to church. He showed up this week and it was like he was a member that hadn't been to church in a while. So many people greeted him and he even took part in the Gospel Principles lesson. He is not really interested in meeting again but hopefully he will come to understand the blessing. We also had another investigator to church. We usually average about 1-2 investigators to church every week. During finding time we were able to find two men that were pretty sweet. With one he answered the door and he said "Mormon's right? ... Come in." That was pretty sweet. Unfortunately he is pretty busy with school, work and family (he has 3 little boys) and he wasn't able to set up a return appointment. He didn't give us his number either but he did give me his email. I really hope that we can meet with him again. We got a Referral from a member. She brought her friend to church and that was when we had the baptism. She was touched and interested. She said that she had some questions and that she wants to come to church again. She wasn't able to come to church this week because she had diarrhea (German's are very blunt people and will tell you everything). She told me it was pretty bad at the moment and she didn't want to leave home. Hope you like that little story :) We have an appointment set up for Friday so hopefully it will all work out really well. We have a couple more investigators that we are working with and hopping to help them make progress in the gospel.
I am striving to make myself better and work to my best ability. This last Thursday (Feb 4) I was thinking about everything I've done in the past year and that I only have one year left. I feel rushed almost and feel like I don't have too much time left. I don't want it to end to be honest with you. I spend my mornings studying and then spend the whole day trying to find people who need the blessing of the gospel. I am praying for my investigators right now but I am mostly praying that I can better prepare myself to help these investigators. I feel I have so much more to learn and that I can grow a lot more. Right now I am studying in the Doctrine and Covenants, Jesus the Christ, and read for a little bit in Das Buch Mormon for Language study. I would like you to pray for me this week that I can better teach my investigators being able to share with them the gift of the spirit. We will be meeting tonight with a less active member that was baptized last year in April. I want to be able to help him feel the spirit and remind him of the feelings he had that changed his life.
I wish you the best this week and hope all goes well. I love you very much Mom. I am thankful that you taught me to follow gospel principles and that you shared your testimony with me.
"No Regrets"
Love,
Elder Merrill
February 2, 2010
Hey Mom,
So did Kiersten not get accepted to BYU or what? That's sweet that you were able to go to the Fieldings. So I got a letter from Becca Adamson this week. She is a funny girl.
So this week it snowed about a foot in 48 hours. It's actually snowing again right now. All the buses and trains have been pretty crazy. We've been able to use our Missionary muscles (we don't have any) and push some cars out. It's been kind of fun to have all the snow.
So some HUGE news. We got a call from President on Friday morning. He said that they are changing mission boundaries starting July first. There will no longer be a Hamburg mission. We are getting a part of every single mission, Hamburg, Berlin, M端nchen, and the Switzerland mission. Pretty sweet stuff. We will be getting some of the missionaries from those other missions and luckily no one from our mission will be leaving. After all this is said and done there will be a North, Middle, and South Germany mission. Oh well. If I remember right our mission will go all the way to the Czech Republic. It'll be huge. I am Way excited if you can't tell.
So you should be going to Disney land here pretty soon. Have fun soak up the sun for me.
So we are working way hard right now. It's way tough right now for finding new investigators. The people are really holding back right now. This morning I was studying about how we could do some big effective finding time. I thought about making some fliers that say that they are invited to learn about what the Mormon's believe. We would meet at the church and then teach a first lesson. We would throw all these fliers into peoples mailboxes (it's not illegal here). We are both pretty excited about the idea.
It's crazy that the mission is already half way over. I feel sometimes that it seems like it took forever but then I feel mostly that it has flown by. I'm loving being with Elder McGowan. Yesterday we had a wrestling match. I'm bigger than him so it's pretty easy to put him on his back. We have a lot of fun together.
Love you all and wish you all the best.
"No Regrets"
Love
Elder Merrill
So did Kiersten not get accepted to BYU or what? That's sweet that you were able to go to the Fieldings. So I got a letter from Becca Adamson this week. She is a funny girl.
So this week it snowed about a foot in 48 hours. It's actually snowing again right now. All the buses and trains have been pretty crazy. We've been able to use our Missionary muscles (we don't have any) and push some cars out. It's been kind of fun to have all the snow.
So some HUGE news. We got a call from President on Friday morning. He said that they are changing mission boundaries starting July first. There will no longer be a Hamburg mission. We are getting a part of every single mission, Hamburg, Berlin, M端nchen, and the Switzerland mission. Pretty sweet stuff. We will be getting some of the missionaries from those other missions and luckily no one from our mission will be leaving. After all this is said and done there will be a North, Middle, and South Germany mission. Oh well. If I remember right our mission will go all the way to the Czech Republic. It'll be huge. I am Way excited if you can't tell.
So you should be going to Disney land here pretty soon. Have fun soak up the sun for me.
So we are working way hard right now. It's way tough right now for finding new investigators. The people are really holding back right now. This morning I was studying about how we could do some big effective finding time. I thought about making some fliers that say that they are invited to learn about what the Mormon's believe. We would meet at the church and then teach a first lesson. We would throw all these fliers into peoples mailboxes (it's not illegal here). We are both pretty excited about the idea.
It's crazy that the mission is already half way over. I feel sometimes that it seems like it took forever but then I feel mostly that it has flown by. I'm loving being with Elder McGowan. Yesterday we had a wrestling match. I'm bigger than him so it's pretty easy to put him on his back. We have a lot of fun together.
Love you all and wish you all the best.
"No Regrets"
Love
Elder Merrill
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
January 26, 2010
Hey Mom,
I'm sorry to hear about your back. That's a tough deal. So you can't get a fake disc like your neck? I will remember to keep it in my prayers to pray for your health. I'm pretty sure that the Lord is sending blessings to the family.
This week Martin did get confirmed. A member confirmed him and it was a pretty sweet experience. He is 36 years old and German. He is not married and doesn't have a job anymore. He was a teacher but I think they layed him off. There are a lot of people without jobs here. The government pays them though. That's Socialism for you. He has a mother who he lives with. As far as we know she doesn't have any interest. A ton of German families live together. In some houses there are 4 generations. It's normal here to live with your parents but it's still weird to me.
Transfers are tomorrow but Elder McGowan and I are staying together here in Solingen. We will have to be moving apartments sometime this transfer but we aren't sure quite when yet. I am glad that I get to stay another 6 weeks. We will see how long I stay for. I really like the area and ward.
So apologize to the kids that I haven't written them back. I've been pretty busy during p-day's getting everything taken care of and writing everyone back. I will try to get letters off to the kids today.
So I hope all is well and wish you all the best this week. I am working hard trying to find the elect. It's a great blessing for me just being able to serve a mission. I am learning about how important it is to live the gospel and how much the gospel actually means to us. I'm glad that your are trying to help out the missionary work. I'm glad that the missionaries are having success in the ward. It helps the missionaries like the ward a lot more. The only tip that I would give is try to have the missionaries over for a family night or something like that with a non-member family. That is my dream as a missionary. Hasn't happened yet but I'm working towards it.
OK wish you the best this week. Love you all. Thank you for giving my blog address out. I hope that I'll be able to get some letters. The Peterson's wrote me and that was nice. Tell everyone that I love them and tell all friends that I would love to hear from them again.
"No Regrets"
Love
Elder Merrill
I'm sorry to hear about your back. That's a tough deal. So you can't get a fake disc like your neck? I will remember to keep it in my prayers to pray for your health. I'm pretty sure that the Lord is sending blessings to the family.
This week Martin did get confirmed. A member confirmed him and it was a pretty sweet experience. He is 36 years old and German. He is not married and doesn't have a job anymore. He was a teacher but I think they layed him off. There are a lot of people without jobs here. The government pays them though. That's Socialism for you. He has a mother who he lives with. As far as we know she doesn't have any interest. A ton of German families live together. In some houses there are 4 generations. It's normal here to live with your parents but it's still weird to me.
Transfers are tomorrow but Elder McGowan and I are staying together here in Solingen. We will have to be moving apartments sometime this transfer but we aren't sure quite when yet. I am glad that I get to stay another 6 weeks. We will see how long I stay for. I really like the area and ward.
So apologize to the kids that I haven't written them back. I've been pretty busy during p-day's getting everything taken care of and writing everyone back. I will try to get letters off to the kids today.
So I hope all is well and wish you all the best this week. I am working hard trying to find the elect. It's a great blessing for me just being able to serve a mission. I am learning about how important it is to live the gospel and how much the gospel actually means to us. I'm glad that your are trying to help out the missionary work. I'm glad that the missionaries are having success in the ward. It helps the missionaries like the ward a lot more. The only tip that I would give is try to have the missionaries over for a family night or something like that with a non-member family. That is my dream as a missionary. Hasn't happened yet but I'm working towards it.
OK wish you the best this week. Love you all. Thank you for giving my blog address out. I hope that I'll be able to get some letters. The Peterson's wrote me and that was nice. Tell everyone that I love them and tell all friends that I would love to hear from them again.
"No Regrets"
Love
Elder Merrill
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
January 19, 2010
Dear Family,
This week was a pretty awesome week. I had a pretty cool experience on Sunday that I won't be forgetting. I figure I'll just take it out of my journal because it's already written:
"During the second hour of church I took care of the lesson (Gospel Principles). I decided to show the movie 'Finding Faith in Christ'. I hadn't seen it on the mission and was pretty excited to watch it. I wanted to begin the class with a scripture but I couldn't find it so I decided to just start the movie. I was able to find the scripture I wanted and then a couple others. I was able to focus on the movie and it was the part when Christ performs all the miracles. The spirit was extremely strong. The movie ended and I had about 15 minutes to share 2 Nephi 31:12,21; John 3:16; Matthew 4:19. I first bore testimony about how much God loves us to of given his Son as an example to all of the world. Then I ended with bearing testimony that Christ is the way and that he is a perfect example. It's hard to describe how it was but it was very quiet and the Spirit testified of the truth. My tongue was loosened and I taught by the power of the spirit. Pretty amazing lesson. .... After the Sacrament meeting was done, Martin Bader and I got dressed in white. I felt kind of different. I felt weird because I've never dressed in all white besides in the temple. We went and got picture's then had the baptismal service. Brother Holland-Letz gave a great talk about the Remission of sins. We then went to the baptismal font. I led him into the water. It was pretty chilly. The water unfortunately came to my waist. I did the baptism and then when I put him under the water I had to push him down because he wasn't totally underneath. We got it done Right the first time though. I remember when he came up he had a hard time breathing because the water was so cold. I just smiled and patted him on the back. I stood there and looked at Martin and just soaked it all in. He looked joyful. As I was changing I was thinking about how great of an opportunity it was to be the one to help him make this huge step in following Christ. He was totally ready and prepared. From that first appointment when he accepted the baptismal commitment to now, I knew the Lord had prepared him for this. I feel so good and had a smile on my face the whole day. I wasn't nervous but very excited that I had this opportunity."
That was the sweet experience. The Lord knows when and how to bless us. It's a great experience being here serving the Lord. I know that he love us and that he understands each and everyone of us. He knows our struggles, strengths and what we love. I love the gospel and am so thankful for the opportunity that I have to be here. I hope everyone can understand how much I love this calling and how much it means to me.
Sounds like the regular old Merrill home. I get a kick out of how the kids want texting and how mom wants a i-phone. Texting is a pretty sweet help too. I think it's a very helpful tool. I like it. I think I would like it when I get back. naja... Well sounds like the farm is getting ready for a good year. I miss cleaning up old metal like that. I wish I could do that every once and a while.
Well I love you all. We gotta go and do some einkaufen. Have fun. Keep skiing it up. Thanks for the addresses of Dext and Austin. For everyone else that writes to me, Thankyou. I appreciate it TONSSSSSS. Letters mean a lot to missionaries. So do you have a wii now or what? You talked about playing wii. Crazy!. (It was borrowed)
Love you all.
"No Regrets"
Love,
Elder Merrill
January 12, 2010
Hello Family,
OK so I got the last two letters from Korbin and Kory this last week. I have got to say that Korbin's was probably the best. I read the cover and I thought to myself, "oh wow, that's way nice of him to send me a letter saying that I'm like the best brother in the world." I tried opening and then I realized it was glued shut. I checked the back and then I saw it. I got a good laugh out of it. That was way nice of all of the kids to send me Birthday cards.
This last week was pretty sweet for getting mail. I got a letter or a package everyday. I got a package from the grandparents which was way nice. They are so nice and I love them all. I got some other letters from Kaitlan and some others but I can't remember all of them right now.
So it's pretty tough doing missionary work right now. Not because of us but because of the German's. "It's too cold". That's what they say. It's not even that cold--only about 20 degrees. We still have snow which apparently is crazy for Solingen. It's been a pretty cool winter. I'm super thankful that all of the Holiday's are over. Now people don't have as many excuses. We found some pretty sweet potential investigators this week so that's pretty cool. Sister Pickelein says that she can't get baptized until her eye's are all healed from her surgery. We are praying for her. She is such a sweet old lady. We'll have a pretty sweet week this next week.
I don't have a whole lot to say this week other than I'm super glad that I'm here. There are some sweet times that we have on the mission. Elder McGowan and I are having fun together. It seems like we've been together for five weeks but at the same time it seems like we've been together longer. He's a good missionary. I'm loving the work. Testimony is growing strong. Love you all.
"No Regrets"
Love
Elder Merrill
p.s. I would recommend that you read Jesus the Christ. Pretty amazing book. Love it. I'm in chapter 17 at the moment and I've learned so much.
OK so I got the last two letters from Korbin and Kory this last week. I have got to say that Korbin's was probably the best. I read the cover and I thought to myself, "oh wow, that's way nice of him to send me a letter saying that I'm like the best brother in the world." I tried opening and then I realized it was glued shut. I checked the back and then I saw it. I got a good laugh out of it. That was way nice of all of the kids to send me Birthday cards.
This last week was pretty sweet for getting mail. I got a letter or a package everyday. I got a package from the grandparents which was way nice. They are so nice and I love them all. I got some other letters from Kaitlan and some others but I can't remember all of them right now.
So it's pretty tough doing missionary work right now. Not because of us but because of the German's. "It's too cold". That's what they say. It's not even that cold--only about 20 degrees. We still have snow which apparently is crazy for Solingen. It's been a pretty cool winter. I'm super thankful that all of the Holiday's are over. Now people don't have as many excuses. We found some pretty sweet potential investigators this week so that's pretty cool. Sister Pickelein says that she can't get baptized until her eye's are all healed from her surgery. We are praying for her. She is such a sweet old lady. We'll have a pretty sweet week this next week.
I don't have a whole lot to say this week other than I'm super glad that I'm here. There are some sweet times that we have on the mission. Elder McGowan and I are having fun together. It seems like we've been together for five weeks but at the same time it seems like we've been together longer. He's a good missionary. I'm loving the work. Testimony is growing strong. Love you all.
"No Regrets"
Love
Elder Merrill
p.s. I would recommend that you read Jesus the Christ. Pretty amazing book. Love it. I'm in chapter 17 at the moment and I've learned so much.
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