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Hey everyone!!!

These two weeks in Casablanca are super great! We have a ton of investigators, members to help, and our ward is pretty nice! The only problem is, it is placed on 4 large hills! well... 6 I believe, but I have the 4!  There is a long road that leads up to nowhere, and the right side is mine, and we split the other side for the other two elders, Jardine and Cruz! I am here with Elder Delgado! From Manta Ecuador! I saw him in my first area for 2 transfers, and already know him a little bit! 

I am not District leader anymore, I kind of didn't want to this last transfer, it got super super hard! My district had a lot of problems! And I didn't know how to handle it! But I did learn a TON! And I was able to see Elder Godoy from the 70 in a training, so at least I was a leader to listen to him! He came and basically said, wow! You guys are the best mission in the world! And then we asked questions for 2 hours.... It wasn't really a training more of a motivational speech with questions! But all was awesome!

We are working with a lot of families here, but NO ONE is married this high! So we have 10 investigators in the church on Sunday, but 2 count because they others aren't married, or don't have permission from their parents! So we have a lot of potentials, but its super hard to get married for them! 

We eat lunch every day together with the other 2 elders, and its pretty awesome! We are all good friends, and we always see each other passing on that big road that goes all the way up the area! We have to take a little bus ride to the church again, another 10 minutes to get to the church! But all is good! 

Its getting a little cold here! We are in the 60's! But there is a weird rain thing! There is always water in the air, and the mist gets thick every morning! We can't see the houses in front of our house! I also have to wash my own clothes here, which I wouldn't complain, but nothing dries!!! We have to hang dry! I just end up Ironing my shirts when they get out of the washer to dry them! 

I am happy with my companion, area, investigators, and mission! Everything is the best here! And It really is such an amazing experience for anyone who goes! There is always something new to learn! Sometimes from mistakes, sometimes from success! You just have to smile through it, and in this area, just look for new people! haha!

Have a fantastic week! Hasta Luego!!!




















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