Hey Family!
We started on
Saturday at 8 in the morning we went to Huanuco! Which was good to see again!
Lots of missionaries don't like Huanuco but I do so I was happy to be there
for a day! After we finished the Multi-Zone there we left for Tarma at like 4:00
in the afternoon. We were in the vehicle for way too long and, the
taxi driver only played Corazón Serrano. Look it up its every Peruvians
favorite music, if you can call it music. And the driver didn't have very
good headlights or very good windshield wipers and when we went through the
rain it got really interesting! Anyway we got to Tarma where we ate dinner which
was incredible! We had something called brocheta mixto and then we fell
asleep. We got up the next day to play soccer with the Tarma Zone and left for
La Merced (the jungle that I love soooo much).
When we got to
La Merced it was really hot but the hotel room where we stay is the only room
where missionaries stay that has air condition. It makes you appreciate AC a
lot more. For the multi-zone pday there we went to Pampa Michi (a native jungle
tribe where they say they want to provide a fun cultural experience but they
just want you to buy their stuff and charge you way too much money because
you're a gringo). It also happens to be the only place in the mission where
President lets us dance with girls, don't ask. Also the girls are old
abuelas. So it's nothing to worry about.
After Pampa
Michi we went to a waterfall and relaxed a little bit! I got to spend a little
bit of time with Elder Roberts and Elder Bartchi, two elders from my group!
From there we went to a place called Papapa. The best milkshake place in the
mission for dinner. While we were there at Papapa it was cool. We were waiting
for dinner, the multizones were over, the weather was perfect and I was with
the other office missionaries who are all really cool. I think I just kind of
realized a little bit of all the blessings I have realized I kind of realized
how powerful God is. It was awesome.
The next day was
the multizona. After the training and everything we went again for dinner to a
place called the Oxen. It's in a part of La Merced called San Ramon. The
owners of the restaurant are British and the waiters are from South Africa and
Australia. They are super cool! Apparently they just travel around the world
looking for someone who will give them room and board for working in their
restaurant. Not Bad!
Now we are back
in the office and I'm making this letter and waiting for the internet to turn
back on so that I can send the letter. Haha.
Sonriendo Siempre,
Elder Glassett
