Hello everyone! I’ve loved reading all of your comments on the blog! I miss you guys too!
As normal, crazy week. If you didn’t know this week was Guatemala’s national independence week. So lots of marimbas, dancing, music, and food. However, don’t worry my companion and I didn’t attend the parties. It’s a good thing because it means that we worked hard with many of the members and investigators.
We visited with many of the members this week. I’m finally starting to get names and places down. It’s confusing sometimes when you’re in the city that apparently goes by various names. Weird.
Okay, weirdest thing I ate by far was…. pig foot. Just thinking about it…..no, i cant think about it.
This coming week is going to be an interesting one. My companion is going to the capital for 3 days. That means that I get a companion who has never been in my area before. Which means… I’m going to learn a lot this week!
I know these emails are getting shorter and shorter but I was just informed that the Internet is going out soon. So I’ll talk to you next week. Love you all. Have a good week!
Native instrument of Guatemala the marimba.
Fotos:
- Hermano Nino and his daughter Brianna.
- POLLO CAMPERO! YEAHHH BABY!
- Went to eat pinol con Hermana Blanca!
- Mi mochila.
- Feliz 4 cumplemes Hna. Morales (4 months anniversary)
- Flour tortillas her favorite
- Mi 2 cumplemes! (2 month anniversary)
- Feria!!
- Marimba players
- 201 Guatemalan anniversary
- Las Hermanas
- Las Hermanas
- Street volleyball!













Comments
Melissa T
Pig feet! What did it taste like? That first picture with Jesus and the little girl is sure cute and that’s fun to see a little video too. It looks like the members are taking care of you both and what a beautiful group of sister missionaries. We’re praying for you out there!
Arianna Possie
Yes, pig feet. It didn’t really have a taste, it was the texture that did it for me. I know, the members are amazing! I love them so much! Thank you so much for the prayers and the comments! Love you guys so much!
Makai Tirplett
I can’t believe you’ve already been come for 2 months! It looks like you are having lots of fun and teaching on your mission so far.
Arianna Possie
Hola Makai! Love you and thanks for your comment! Yes, I’ve had so much fun and learned a lot during my mission from the wonderful missionaries, leaders, ward members, and investigators.
Claire Triplett
Pig feet! Thats a new one. Miss you so much. Keep up the great reports.
Arianna Possie
Love you too!!! Thank you for the post!
Shawna Zajanc
I love all your sweet updates Ari! The Zajanc family misses seeing your sweet smile in the neighborhood. We are so proud of you and are cheering you on back home. ❤️
Arianna Possie
Thank you Shawna! Love you and your family so so much!!