On a more positive
note! We got our power back after six days in an inferno! That was really nice
haha, but all of Valledupar has another problem at this moment... No water in
the mornings haha. Water comes out of the fossets very very slow, but nothing
out of the showers. Luckily we have a fosset in the back that works okay so we
fill buckets up back there and then pour that water on ourselves in the shower
to bathe. It`s cold, but a nice little adventure.
We had our interviews
with the mission president this last week which was nice. He`s a great man and
I know that he cares a lot about the mission. We talked a little bit about how
the area is going and he just kind of told me to be patient and that I`m
working in one of the poopier (that`s the word they use for rich here) areas of
the mission. He also asked i my companion is being obedient and said that he
had a problem in the past, but I told him that we`re doing alright.
We taught a guy yesterday named
Alexander who is SUPER intellegent and scares me a little bit. He was living in
Utah for a little while like 30 years ago and met the missionaries for the
first time there. We knocked on his door a few weeks ago and he said he wanted
us to come back. He has a doctrite in philosophy and reads EVERYTHING!!!
Including the Book of Mormon and the Koran (silly man) and yesterday him
and my companion started to get in a little duel about the authority of God and
where we got ours. I had no idea where all this was coming from so I
interrupted and said "I know you`re smarter than me and have more
knowledge, but have you actually asked God if the Book of Mormon is true?"
He said no... but knew that he needed to and what it means if it is true. So I
hope he starts progressing soon.
That`s my good story
for the week. I don`t know when mothers day is exactly, but I know we get to
call. I`ll ask more about that this week and let you know next Monday. I
love you all and I know that God loves us all and we are his children. Bye!
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