MUY
BIEN!
Well this week was super exhausting for some reason. Yesterday my comp
and I were like zombies walking in the street! Also there was some
random ring around the moon last night, not sure if anyone saw it. I
asked a couple boys last night. They said it was all the sicknesses on
the Earth! Not sure if that means that we are all going to get sick or
what. I wish I could look it up, so if anyone has time.. I want to
know :)
In our companion inventory this week, my comp and I were open with our
feelings... She confessed that she didn't want to train anyone her last
2 transfers of her mission because the new missionaries always come
excited to work, and she is exhausted, but she said, that if she did
train it would be good because they she would have to work hard. Then
she said she ended up with me, and I have the characteristics of a new
missionary, just wanting to work, so it is just as good as training a
new missionary, lol. Chafa. We are all good :)
We found a bunch of new investigators this week which is just what we
needed. :)
So we are teaching this one lady named Carla. She isn't married, but
lives with a less active member. She came to church today, and is
preparing to be baptized, however the married thing is a big brick to
her progress. She is really great though, she stayed all 3 hours, and
asked us if we could download music on a USB of the church for her!
She is also interested in the 10 tribes of Isreal stuff that we talked
about in Gospel Principles yesterday! She has a great desire to learn!
We are also teaching Alondra,another young girl..13. She is a friend
of Mariel, (our baptism 2 weeks ago) Her mom is never home, and her
parents are divorced, so she pretty much lives solo. She is
progressing lots, and we are planning for her baptism the 19th of this
month! YAY! She has come to church the last 2 weeks. Like since we
started teaching her. She is really quick to learn and really
respectful :) Awe I'm so excited for her. Just hope that one of her
parents are willing to sign for her baptism!
For my 6 months in the mission, we celebrated with tacos just across
the street from where we live! Love these tacos! I asked my comp why
people don't sell bean tacos since I love beans. She laughed. She said
that everyone eats bean tacos in their house, so to buy a meat taco,
its a treat. Merr, for this reason I always thought I belonged here. I
love Spanish, and love the food!
The next day.. Halloween. We had a couple little kids come knock on
our door for candy. It isn't as big here as it is in Canada or the US,
honestly close to nothing really (from what I could see) It was really
cute though. We bought pan de muerto to celebrate.. I remember making
un pan de muerto for my Spanish class in high school... didn't like it
then, and didn't like it here. Lol
Anyways, all is going well here in Vallarta, just need to pray hard
for a few more people. :)
Hna Tagg
Well this week was super exhausting for some reason. Yesterday my comp
and I were like zombies walking in the street! Also there was some
random ring around the moon last night, not sure if anyone saw it. I
asked a couple boys last night. They said it was all the sicknesses on
the Earth! Not sure if that means that we are all going to get sick or
what. I wish I could look it up, so if anyone has time.. I want to
know :)
In our companion inventory this week, my comp and I were open with our
feelings... She confessed that she didn't want to train anyone her last
2 transfers of her mission because the new missionaries always come
excited to work, and she is exhausted, but she said, that if she did
train it would be good because they she would have to work hard. Then
she said she ended up with me, and I have the characteristics of a new
missionary, just wanting to work, so it is just as good as training a
new missionary, lol. Chafa. We are all good :)
We found a bunch of new investigators this week which is just what we
needed. :)
So we are teaching this one lady named Carla. She isn't married, but
lives with a less active member. She came to church today, and is
preparing to be baptized, however the married thing is a big brick to
her progress. She is really great though, she stayed all 3 hours, and
asked us if we could download music on a USB of the church for her!
She is also interested in the 10 tribes of Isreal stuff that we talked
about in Gospel Principles yesterday! She has a great desire to learn!
We are also teaching Alondra,another young girl..13. She is a friend
of Mariel, (our baptism 2 weeks ago) Her mom is never home, and her
parents are divorced, so she pretty much lives solo. She is
progressing lots, and we are planning for her baptism the 19th of this
month! YAY! She has come to church the last 2 weeks. Like since we
started teaching her. She is really quick to learn and really
respectful :) Awe I'm so excited for her. Just hope that one of her
parents are willing to sign for her baptism!
For my 6 months in the mission, we celebrated with tacos just across
the street from where we live! Love these tacos! I asked my comp why
people don't sell bean tacos since I love beans. She laughed. She said
that everyone eats bean tacos in their house, so to buy a meat taco,
its a treat. Merr, for this reason I always thought I belonged here. I
love Spanish, and love the food!
The next day.. Halloween. We had a couple little kids come knock on
our door for candy. It isn't as big here as it is in Canada or the US,
honestly close to nothing really (from what I could see) It was really
cute though. We bought pan de muerto to celebrate.. I remember making
un pan de muerto for my Spanish class in high school... didn't like it
then, and didn't like it here. Lol
Anyways, all is going well here in Vallarta, just need to pray hard
for a few more people. :)
Hna Tagg
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