OMJ. It's been two whole years. I have been a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints for two whole years!!! I get chills just thinking about it. How cool is that?! Sometimes it feels like it, sometimes it feels longer and sometimes it feels like I just got here... Time is lost on a mission. It doesn't exist.
This week went pretty well for us. I will probably be coming back to Cali on the 14 of December because WE SET A DATE WITH CINTHIA. OMJ. Finally, after all the praying and working with Cinthia, she accepted a date to be baptized for the 14 of December!!! WOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!! She came to church on Sunday too (yes, we had our Primary program too) and she liked it! Cinthia is really cool. She is definitely going to be baptized. I. Am. Excited.
Other than that, not much happened this week... We did not find any new investigators :( we set a lot of appointments but the people here work sooooo dang much that they are never home... That's one problem we have here. We teach a lot of cool people one or two times, but after that, they fall through and we can never find them again... :( hopefully this next week won't be like that again. We want to teach people!!!
Saturday, November 9 was a good day. I think I told you, but the zone leader here, Elder Reddin, started the mission the same day as I did. So, we did an exchange on that day and celebrated our two year anniversary together!!! Yay! It was a good day. The zone leaders are in the YSA ward. I am so glad I am not in the YSA ward. Too many pretty girls.
So, our church is combined with one of the English wards. Our Youth classes and Primary are combined with the English ward because we don't have enough and neither do they. But, all the other classes like Principles of the Gospel and Priesthood are in Spanish. And Sacrament is in Spanish too. And since our the wards are combined like that, the Primary program on Sunday was in Spanish and English! It was pretty cool. All the kids did stuff in English and Spanish, whether they were from the English ward or Spanish. It was pretty cool.
The new car sounds pretty dang cool. I cannot wait to ride in it!
jajaja I am glad you like the picture! And I agree, the aprons were weird. But, Mexicans are also weird jaja.
I would love to go and do baptisms for the dead on the 7th! That would be soooooo cool!!! Sign me up!
I did a Space Derby one time! I got first place because Dad used his screwdriver and wound up the rubber band that was inside. It was cool
I haven't found or made a plate yet... I was thinking it would be easiest to do it when I go back home because I only have one real P-Day left and there won't be much time... And when I go back home, it will be like every day is a P-Day jajaja. I hit my 105th P-Day in the mission yesterday. Crazy.
We keep on working hard every day and I will do everything that I can until the very end! Work, work, work! That's all I know how to do now ;)
I hope you have a fantastic week!
I love you!
Love, Elder Hunt
oh yeah, I forgot to tell you. we moved apartments on Friday too. Since we lived in a 2 bedroom apartment, they wanted sisters to move into our apartment because 2 sisters got emergency transferred and they didn't have anywhere to live. so, they moved us and now we live in a SUPER nice place. it's not even an apartment. we live in a condo! with a washer and dryer!!!! woo!!! I will have to show you pictures someday. it's nice
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