On Monday i bought super glue to repair my shoes. Best idea i've ever had because now its like i basically have new shoes on the outside. Couldn't figure out how to super glue the holes in the bottom, but ill figure it out. I super glued my fingers together, so that was an experience i haven't had before.
This whole week it rained super hard and i got wet a bunch of times. We had the correlación misional on Tuesday and of course right when we had to go to the church it started raining a ton so we got wet.
On Tuesday night the zone leaders said that we were going to have interchanges the next day without preparing anything. I could say a million things about why you're not supposed to do that, but its ok at the end of it all it was just a waste of time. I was with one of the zone leaders in my area and we contacted for about 3 hours in the rain. Then the sun came out when we went to eat lunch and i got sunburned in like half an hour. Then after we ate we contacted for like another 5 hours in the rain again. We went to another pueblo and i wish i would have had my camera to take a video of my experience. It was 9 at night and pitch black and we had to walk through a rain-made swamp that also serves as a dump for trash that was literally filled with dogs. Easily 200 dogs there. It was pretty cool to be honest.
On Friday we had interviews with President. We had to wake up at 4:30 to be in the offices by 7:30 and when we got there of course nobody was there. It basically took up the whole day, so not too much more to say.
The stake is having an EFY right now with all the jovenes (young boys) and on Saturday they had the whole zone go to the church so we could go out and contact with the jovenes. I went with 2 joevens a 14 and 17 year old and we basically contacted for 2 hours. We got to teach a couple of lessons, we got rejected, we got doors in the face, so i think they now know what to expect in the mission. It was pretty funny watching them get all nervous contacting people because for me its basically just become the routine.
On Saturday the zone leaders invited us to a tipo noche de hogar and we made carne asada. Then on Sunday we got a super sweet reference of somebody's mother in law who has been coming to church for two months (we thought she was a member) and wants to get baptized. She doesn't live in our area, but for her situation President said that we are most likely going to get permission to baptize her in our ward.
That's all for this week
Adios
Elder Warburton
Elder Warburton
México Puebla Norte
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| Going to interviews at 4:30 in the morning and hoping that my feet weren't going to get wet from the rain. They got wet. |
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| Carne asada |
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| our conference with Elder Valenzuela that we had like a month ago |
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