Dear Familia,
Yeah, so some tips on the mish. First off, hangers you don't need. They are old school haha. The clothes come ironed and fresh to death! Other is shirts should be really thin--missionary shirts as well as p-day clothes.*
Changes were today, and it looks like I'm outta Paita. I knew that and what not. Ive been visiting since the last week, but still it's hard sometimes. I'm grateful for where God put me. Thanks to Him, we activated a kid, and he's waiting for his papers, we use the name apreton and bateria seria. I'll explain when I get back home hahah -- but really it has been some for the best and worst moments in the mission. We're teaching good and have another family with a date to be baptised. The mom (Maria) asked me how she would know when she's ready, and I whipped out the good ol' book of hechos and let the scriptures do their job.
In other news, we're also working with an abuela that's gonna be baptised this months, as well as another family that's gonna be baptised. His name is Anibal. He's gonna be a stud. That's about all for Paita. It's hot, but I'm sure that my other area will just be hotter.....Wow-- love you guys to death and just know that you ll always be my baterias serias!!! hahah love the word!
Oh and my comp and I have gotten along super good this whole 3 months. We have had some word fights, but that's like a true man! haha After like 5 mins, we're back in action. Ive gotta visit Quito (Equador) some day!
Love y'all to death. Keep it fresh!!!
Elder Pinegar
*A young man in our ward, Michael Smith, was just called to serve in Alex's mission. He'll actually arrive in the mission field as Alex returns home. Pretty cool :)
*A young man in our ward, Michael Smith, was just called to serve in Alex's mission. He'll actually arrive in the mission field as Alex returns home. Pretty cool :)
