Anyway, this week was a little
crazy. It was suuuuuper hot in the beginning of the week and I started to
get tan and then it has been POURING rain for days. But really. POURING.
I have soaked through all my tights, shoes, and coats already and none
of them are dry yet to reuse again. Its so wierd! Its like as cold as
November in Utah and we should be getting summer weather! Anyway, you
know its getting to the end of the mission, when everything is breaking
or stolen or lost and you never know if its worth buying something for
the last few months or just sticking it out. I think I might buy a new
pair of shoes and an umbrella at least.
Oh. and, ............HAAPPY SIXTEENTH BIRTHDAY ALEX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that in and of itself is just weird to me.
Halloween
was pretty fun! We had an awesome couple in the ward invite us over for
an asado (all you can eat steak dinner) as a goodbye to Elder Barros
(our district leader that shares the ward with us and goes home this
week) and they happened to plan it on Halloween. We ate soooooo much
good food and the funny thing was that before hand the Hermano asked
what we do on halloween anyway. When I told him he kind of looked at me
funny and was like...."why would you ever do that?". Through out the
whole dinner he was bashing on halloween and then it turned out that it
was all a joke and he had actually bought us each a bag of candy to take
home. The lights also went out halfway through the dinner and we had to
finish eating by candle light. That one wasn't a joke.
As
for missionary work, things are going well! I have learned a lot more
about praying with faith this week. When we really pray with all our
heart and not because its time to pray, we can have the spirit and the
spirit helps us see miracles. We met an awesome family this week. If you
could pray for them, that would be great! Family Greco.
Anyway
I spent so much time trying to figure out the pictures that didn't work
that I don't have much time to talk about everything else, but I love
you all!
Hermana Millett
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