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Good Morning America! (Or Canada. or Vietnam. Guess it depends on where you live, or if you're old enough for that joke.)

Man, do I miss basketball and football. Super excited to hear some more details! I didn't even realize that the PAC 12 playoffs are starting. Not only that, March Madness is going to be getting going too. Hopefully the Utes will follow the pattern and play their best basketball while there's a Marsh on a mission. Also super excited to hear about the spring football starting.

Posters look sick for Boo's campaign. I'd vote for him. Especially if the Rock, Thor, and Will Smith are. They must know how to vote, so I should do the same! And his hair is real! Obvious choice. Hope you kill it Boo.



It sounds like you've had a super fun week though. The RootsTech sounds like it was super awesome. We have had a chance to watch just a little bit of it here, and it looks like there have been a lot of really cool speakers. Miss the Polo games too, glad to hear about the Polo, and how it's going. 

Love the video Shawn. Mental toughness all the way.

Well I don't have a ton of time for a huge email, got to send some others as well. 

This week we had Stake Conference, and it was really good. Elder Gordon B. Smith from the Seventy came and spoke, and he was really really good. He used to be in the Senate, and he was definitely a talented speaker. Because of the storms on the East coast, he only just barely got up here for the Conference. We didn't get to go to the Saturday meetings as well, only the missionaries at Caribou, Charlottetown and Fredericton had a chance for that. The speakers talked a lot about "Rescuing the One," and it was really good. Elder Smith shared an experience about how he set up a meeting to open up Italy to having church buildings and temples, which was really cool. 

We only have a couple of investigators, Allan and Gary, and they're progressing, slowly but surely. We've been spending pretty much all of our days finding. It's kinda weird, because we talk to a lot of people, and teach them, but we haven't had much success as we try to help people investigate. 

Anyway, don't have anymore time. 
Love you all! 
Elder Marsh
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Location: Edmundston, NB, Canada

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