Hey fam!
How ya`ll doin? I`m doing super well. I had some more subway
for lunch, and we had an uno (the cards) battle with the other elders and
sisters, it was so much fun. FYI Amber, Ali, and Casey, I have taught half of
the elders in our mission Ultimate Uno. Yeah, we all love it.
I will send Peg a letter when I get the package, we won`t
get packages for a while. They might be at the mission home, but I won`t get
them for a week or two at least. No worries about the entertainment center.
Sounds like a lot is happening in Vernal in the baby
business.
A lot of the members here are Peruanos from Peru, and so
I`ve been eating a ton of food from Peru. Mmmmm. Spicy. Argentina has no idea
what spicy is, they think that the pepper we put on food is spicy. But the
Bolivians, and Peruanos know how to make things spicy.
This week was a pretty good week. It was a little rough for
me, but I`m headed in the right direction :) I got discouraged a couple times,
so thanks for the Hinckley quote. But I`ve learned that attitude is soooooo
important. Attitude really makes all the difference. If things don`t happen how
I want, I can`t get upset or worry about it. It`s best just to move forward
with faith, and a positive attitude.
We took out three baptismal fechas with a family of 3 this
week. Woot! For the 26 of mayo. I hope everything works out. It was really
cool. On Thursday, we taught an 8 yr old boy with his grandma who is a recent
convert. We taught him, and he agreed to be baptized. The next day, we went to
invite him to church, and his mom came out to talk to us. And we talked to her
very frankly and invited her to be baptized as well the same day as her son,
and she accepted as well! THEN, the Sunday after, the 8 yr old came, the mother
couldn`t because she has bad health, but his sister came. We talked to her
after church and she really liked it, so we invited her to get baptized with
the rest of her family, and she accepted. Woot! lol. That part of the week was
really cool.
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