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December 11th Letter - PeRu

So! Buenos dias Todos!

This week was great! We had been preparing for lots and lots of time for a ward activity! The Noche de Colores! We had it! Us and 40 people were running potato sack races, eating contests, dodgeball, balloons! Everything! It was fantastic! We had a great time, but no one was ready with their games. We asked each of the organizations to form the game and we could help organize it, but they thought we were going to do their games for them! I was running around getting everything ready, and Elder Caicedo was announcing, shouting, and helping form the people into teams! The sisters were shopping... For food! But still... Haha! 

We got a new bishop in our ward, and his name is Juan Jesus Caller! This guy is the funniest person you could meet! His laugh is more annoying than goofy, and it is LOUD! He is always making jokes, he has big glasses, some skinny weirdo! He is going to be fantastic! He is a guy you need to talk to! I hope this ward stays alive! haha! 

We are working with lots of people, but we do have one man who is progressing really really quickly! His name is Marcos Rivera! He is a gordito, who really loves the messages we share and to go to church! He is just a happy guy! But hard to find! He works a lot, and doesn't have a schedule. It is so wonderful! I don't like to talk about the investigators too much, because we have at least 7 new people we are teaching every week, and they don't always progress! And I will get mega confused if people start asking about them! haha!

The little things I have been missing this week:
Grass
Google in my pocket ( I have a hundred questions every day!)
Snow
Driving a car
No stray dogs

That’s it! Other than that I am just happy! But grass and snow... I know those are not at the same time of the year, but I just want to roll around in the two of them! Enjoy it! 

Talk to you next week!

Hasta Luego! 






Christmas Tie!





He received his Christmas Package!

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