You know at times i dont fully understand. How am I always so tired, yet so happy?! Just like Dad said, it never felt so good to go to bed so tired as a missionary. Its an amazing thing! But enough about me for now! Jordy and Naes, way to go. Winning the championship, so proud haha! And Jordy getting asked to prom. How exciting!! Make sure he knows that even though im 6000 miles away he still better watch out! Thank you so much for all of the pictures, i love getting pictures!! Dev, that was a good loookin tie you wore to Koles wedding!! And what is the last name of Koles wife? I have a sister in my zone that went to high school with him who wants to know if she knows her. Dallin, thank you so much for writing, that concert looks so cool. That is so amazing they are putting that on for you! Dad, thank you so much for the brackets. I wont be able to have the time to fill it out. But I atleast get to see who arizona will be playing. Mom, you are just the greatest. The best Mom, seminary teacher, and missionary. You got it all!! Tan Man, way to go going to the temple. And with family names. What a stud. Jess I got your package today. Thank you so much!! You will be having one coming your way very soon ok!!! Also please thank the Youngs and the Laulusas for me for there packages! There caramels were some of the best things I have tasted in a while!
First I dont have a lot of time today. We are traveling to Mendoza Central to go the zoo haha. That should be fun! But this week was way good. Elder Nuñez came to our Stake conference and talked a lot to the stake about the importance of Marriage and of course missionary work. Our ward has already called us to set up times to come out with us and meetings with the leaders. Zone conference was amazing as well. You always leave with new vision of missionary work. Elder Ballard traveled to Buenos Aires earlier this year and met with all of the Argentina Mission Presidents and few others from other countries in South America. Elder Ballard has changed our daily schedule. We now leave the pench at 9:30 so that we have a little bit more time to talk with the people before the siasta comes. Then we do that last 30 minutes of Comp study after lunch. It has been amazing and we have found so many more future investigators from just that extra 30 minutes in the morning. I am serving a full-time mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Mendoza, Argentina. I will be on my mission for 2 years, or until March 2015, teaching about the gospel of Jesus Christ. If you want to learn more about my church and what I will be teaching, I invite you explore some of the links on the right side of this blog. I love being a missionary and I love being a mormon.
Monday, March 17, 2014
Hello from Argentina!
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