The rain in Karlovac stopped. (quickest story ever)
In Zagreb, I was forced to play the piano for sacrament meeting and it was rough. (also short)
While in Zagreb, I got to see Felix again. Remember him? Elder Bennett and I found him last December at night in center in Zagreb just before I left for Beograd again. He has been going to church ever since then, and when I approached him on Sunday he yelled, "Jacob!!" And the rest was history. Then Elders McAllister and Gelhouse had a lesson with him right after sacrament, and when he came out of it he told me that he has decided to get baptized, and he will call me when it happens. How cool is that!? It was cool to see, after a long spell of feeling like nothing was going well, the fruits of a labor from a long time ago, just talking to somebody in the street.
Also, I sent a picture of us after a lesson with an investigator named Dubravka.
She is so cool, and is also going to get baptized after investigating for a couple weeks. Her Book of Mormon is all marked up and she explained to us that she thinks fasting is important "because when you stop worrying about physical things, you can feel the Spirit." She is a heart surgeon, super smart and kind, and excited to get her answer. It was cool to be a little part of that process, and I'm excited to hear when that happens.
As for us, Elder Wilson and I will drive from Zagreb to Sarajevo to Podgorica on Wednesday. I'm not sure how long that will take or when we leave exactly, but it's going to be loads of fun. The city we are going to has 0 members, and we are technically just a group out there. But we will be a branch soon, just have to hit the pavement real hard this time around.
That's all I've got, love you all!
Elder Hixon
