Sunday, December 6, 2015
Family and not
family,
I decided to
write one of those letters that moms love because it will cause me to think
about all the little details that I am normally too lazy to write.
So this week went by well. We said goodbye to the group
of missionaries who were finishing the mission and welcomed the group of
newbies.
We are now 6
elders. For the past 2 years more or less the office has had a senior couple
working here. The financial secretary Elder Ammonet has helped the mission so
that we can have two more proselyting elders. But, now that he is finishing the
mission we have 2 more elders. And we had changes of secretaries. My comp and I
are together for one more change and we are with Elders Holmes (California),
Islas (Mexico), Compton (Cache Valley, basically Idaho), Collantes (The proud
country of Arequipa). Arequipa is part of Peru that tried to separate many years
ago. They had their own money, passports, and laws. But they never really made
it as a country. The joke is to act like they aren't Peruvians.
We made tacos yesterday, thanks to Elder Islas! I got pretty good at making tortillas! After
that we played monopoly and my companion and I joined forces and won! (Beating
the financial sec which is not a small feat.)
I said goodbye to three
really good friends this week. It's crazy how much you can come to love people
you haven't known for a long time. I actually started crying to see one of them
cry in the bus station. Elder Ries. He might be one of my best friends from the
mission. Just another blessing I have from the lord's service.
Starting on the
17thish, we will be doing the Christmas Multi-zone Tour. So if I
don't write then that's why...
Today we had a
baby blessing in our ward. Where the mom and non-member dad participated in the
circle. Can anyone tell me if that's part of the changes they made in manual
1 of the Church? Because that sounds pretty wrong to me but I'd like to know
what the changes were before I make a fool of myself..
On a more
exiting note, I have gained a kilo.
Sonriendo
Siempre,
Elder
Glassett
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