Hola todos! Here’s a rundown of my week! Lo siento (I’m sorry), i don’t have much time to write today, but if you have any questions or comments, shoot me an email!
This week was a good week. I can finally teach a lesson is Spanish now! After days and days of practicing my Spanish is coming along. This week I participated in more conversations as well, which is a big improvement for me because last week was just a smile and nod type of situation.
We had three baptisms lined up last week, however due to personal reasons, these familias had to postpone for another week. Ahh, there’s always problems before baptisms aren’t there! Other than that I’ve been teaching a lot of lessons on the restoration and sharing passages from the living christ.
Thanks for reading. Sorry this week was so short! I’ll put lots of pictures to make up for it.
Love you all! Talk to you next week!
- Selfe with the comp….Hermana Morales!
- My first birthday party here in Guatemala with Hermana Naty
- My Hermana is a chef!
- The central park
- Mi novio!
- One of our investigators Julian
- Hermana Lily and Hermana Luz making popusas
- Helado!
- I made a popusa!
- DINNER! Just kidding… it was just a guest…. not dinner.
Comments
Melissa
So great to see your beautiful smiling face in these pictures. The town you are in looks so beautiful and green! It looks like you’re going to learn how to make some very yummy food while you’re there. You should start a recipe section in your notebook so you’ll remember how to make them forever.
Claire Triplett
Hi Ari, I love that you send new and interesting things for us to see. Your doing so good on your mission! Keep up the great work. Love you.
Grandma
Love seeing your photos and hearing how things are going with you. Keep up your good work.
Arianna Possie
Thank you grandma! I will keep it up! Love you so much!
Nicole
Darn’t - to bad about the baptisms. It is important for new members to be ready to keep their commitments, so if they need more time to prepare than it’s okay.