To Dad: Wow that sounds like a busy week... That's a big burn pile
though!!!! Good luck down in LA wrangling those business deal things, the
advice I always give here is to pray super hard, and listen before you do
something, and I learned that from you dad.
Something funny this week, I was on a work visit in
the other sector with Elder Augat, and a drunk started talking to me in
all right English, he asked me if I smoke, I told him no because it's bad for
your body. We bounced around every topic and in the end, he was like I got lots
of problems to work on, and I just said `I think drinking is one of your
problems, you should stop`. After he left, it was so funny!!! You can be more
straightforward with the street drunks and honest.
I don't have a transfer, neither my companion, so maybe 2 more
changes (12 weeks) here!! Yipee
Last p-day we had a super fiesta for two Elders' birthdays, the
one Elder went a little all out, with his present. haha.
It is weird I'm so used to Puerto I feel cold now in the
morning, and I don't use my fan anymore, and I don't need bug spray at night
anymore cause I don't get bites anymore, I guess that's a perk of being here a
while.
So this week my pension (person who cooks meals) told me she was gong to make
pancakes!!! I got super excited, and helped her out with making them right
haha, Here they think pancakes are crepes. I tried to explain it.
We are teaching a part member family and they
always give us food!! their kid Melvin is accepting it the best I think he
understands the fastest. We went yesterday and they made us Juanys. Fish
stuffed with meat and baked in a palm thingy (with yuca). It was very good and after
we shared our lesson. Its tough because Melvin can get baptized but I don't
think we should until his dad gets baptized. yeah I'm used to eating fish with lots of spines now!!
Sorry I don't write a lot I'm trying to only write one
hour because of obedience.
Love,
Elder Wilde
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