Esta ciudad està llenado de perros calientes
It's been a full week. We had two baptisms on Saturday, Maria and Lorena, they were both really great. On Friday I had my last training for being a new missionary with President Stauffer in Las Palmeras. On Thursday I forgot that it was Thanksgiving until 9 o clock at night haha, (they don't have it here). But to celebrate we made tacos for the first time since I've been here. It's been a long time since I've had a good taco, so it was a good Thanksgiving dinner.
I got sick this week. It must have been some sort of food poisoning, because at 3 am Saturday morning both me and my companion were hurling the Arroz Chaufa that we had the night before. All day Saturday was kind of rough, but it's over now so I'm happy. I'm just a bit sad that I now no longer have a craving for Chaufa (it used to be my favorite haha).
I don't know if I've explained this before, but we have this thing in my mission called 10 Maneras (10 Ways) and it's basically 10 ways that we plan every week to find new investigators. And the point is to be creative and think of new ones to use. And well, my companion has a guitar. I don't know how he got it, he said someone gave it to him as a gift in his old area. So we went around walking singing hymns with the guitar one day to find people to teach. And we found a family that is having trouble with their marriage. So who knows, maybe all that guitar practice was for something huh?
My mission president talks a lot about buen animo (good enthusiasm). I have seen this in my mission, our attitude affects the success we have in life. It's true that attitude is everything. Especially in the mission.
Love you guys,
Elder Harris
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| Maria's Baptism with Elder Poma |
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| Lorena's Baptism |
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| Elder Poma |
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| Final New Missionary Training: Elder Ascero, Elder Cheney, Elder Poma, Yo, Elder Morocho, Elder Jardine |
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| P-day Package from my Mom |
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