Hey before everything, guess what, I’m going to train. I’ll be getting a new missionary
tomorrow.
Tuesday. We had zone
conference from 10 in the morning until 4:30 ish. They gave us some good tacos after. Unfortunately, we forgot to cancel the food
appointment, so we went and ate right after we were full. So... we had to somehow manage more food in
our stomach ugh. The challenges you face
in the mission. But in the conference I
found out that Dario from my last area got baptized! I think he was an investigator for like 5
years.
Wednesday. Guess what?
We had another zone conference. Well we
were teaching a guy and it was super awesome.
He just accepted baptism and then we were about to put a baptismal date
and.... then one of his friends showed up out of nowhere and everything died... But we will see him this week and we will be
able to put the date I suppose.
Thursday. Slow morning.
Weekly planning. We now have
mormon.org in spanish so we set up our accounts. Kind of funny that I have a profile now in Spanish
but not English...
Friday. A few lessons. Normal stuff.
Elder Juarez in our district finished 6 months in the mission so we burned
his tie. That was fun. Good stuff.
Saturday. Ok so I had
to go to Puebla to have the conference for all those who were going to
train. We got to presidents house really
early so I went to visit some people in my first area. Sad news.
All the people that have been baptized in that ward in the past year and
a half don’t go to church anymore... I
tried to visit my first convert, but she wasn’t home.
Sunday. The other son
of Hector wants to get baptized now. So
hopefully he will be baptized soon.
Monday. Wow what a p-day. So a brother told us about some ruins that
were in our area. So we went with him
really early in the morning. We got to
the place where they were supposed to be, but there were archaeologists there
and there was a police officer guarding the entrance. So we paid him 25 pesos to talk to the
archaeologist to let us in. He got permission and this lady gave us a little
tour. Really interesting. Cool pictures. Then after we went to the church because the
stake president bought us all food because our zone broke a baptism record in Tehuacan
this month. Cool stuff. Yeah bout
it.
Elder Curtis Wigington
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