Queridos Padres y familia, Te extraño, te amo, y te quiero!
AHHHHH! This week our mission had 89 baptisms!!! WOOOH WHOoooo! Our goal is 2000 for the year and we are soooo soooo soooo close! Our ward had another baptism this weekend. A beautiful daughter of God named Angelica! OHHH and Francisco and Ana came!!! Really late, but late is better than never, haha! We are working really, really hard on Francisco. I know that I don't have time today, but when I get home make me tell you the story of ´permiso por churiso´. Dad will laugh and mom will be appauled, haha! Anyway, you guys have until Monday to figure out Skype and send me your Skype name and all your info. On Monday I will send you more details on when and where. If I don't get the info.... we don't get to talk.... So..... PLEASE!!! Haha, I am so excited to see you guys! We have a whole 40 minutes! Also, there is another app called doodlehangout through google, I think. If you have time you could try and get a set up there too, then we have insurance.... I like insurance.
Anyway, onto more interesting things. YOU HAVE TO GO TO AMALIA'S WEDDING AND TELL HER I SAID HI! Haha please! This week we didn't teach many lessons but we actually had a lot of opportunities to serve. We helped paint the house of part member family and we helped another less active family in their home also. It was a ton of fun and I got to wear jeans...which was like heaven. This week is cambios! So who knows where I will be next week. I think I will probably stay here in Lambaré and that Hna. Arnell will probably leave, but no one knows except Heavenly Father and el presidente. I have a ton to say, but I am just going to start sending pictures. I love you all soooo much and hope you have a very merry and cold Christmas. Thank you for everything.
Este experencia es definatamente vale la pena! Tenga un buenisimo semana! Yo espero que Google puede traducir por Queridos Padres y familia, Te extraño, te amo, y te quiero!
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| Hermana Thacker and Hermana Arnell helping paint a house. The paint they used was different from what they were used to, more like "sloppy water"! |
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