My goodness... you
said lol haha. Elder Gardner looked at me in a state of shock last week and
told me his mom said lol in her email.
Yeah, I've known for a
while already that the mission is the best choice I've made.
My adventures this
week? I got sick for two days because we were too lazy one day to order a new
jug of water so I drank water from the tap and my stomach didn't like that...
This is the only area where I couldn't drink the water so far.
I also went to the
Federal Police office for the last time (?) in my mission! (Brazilian missionaries need to do renewal visa paper work part
way thru their mission to be able to stay in the country.)
I got to do a baptismal interview for another
set of Elders and it just so happens that the woman is a relative of a family
that I met when I was far away in the Penha zone. It was pretty cool to see
them again.
The week was slow
because I couldn't leave the house much... and lunch was in our own house for
the whole week which was weird.
We didn't learn, do,
achieve, or accomplish much... one thing is that we need to get better about
inviting people to church and working to get them there.
The temperature here
is getting hotter because spring is coming. The mosquitoes will be getting
worse so the Area Presidency is paying for bug spray for us all.
What have I learned
about Elder Soares?
He teaches really
well, but I'm going to need to be the one that pushes us to get out and work.
And that he gets super nervous and agitated when he's hungry (aka fasting)
It does help that
Elder Soares and I are from strong families. And it helps that his sister is
serving right now too.
I love you a lot!
Oh PS... I'm on later
than normal because I used my only day of rest to scale a mountain.
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| Elder Soares is in all blue right in the middle. |
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| Muscles!!!! not really... two of us were holding them by their feet haha |
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| Elder Santos and I |
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| Gardner joined in |
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