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Hi!
To answer your questions:
No
I didn't find my shoes :( so I spent a whopping 15 dollars on a new
pair. I'm size 29 in Mexico hahaha! I can pretend I'm a real man now.
We eat 'dinner' with members at
2 o'clock
because later is good proselyting time. We either eat with someone who
feeds us till we burst or have a bowl of rice and beans. Regardless,
I've gained 20 pounds since I left home. This is terrifying. I mean I
look mostly the same but I'm a little less flaco (skinny). My dream is
that it means I'm growing taller, but meh, we all know this will not be
the case.
I'm glad that
things are going so well at work! I always felt really bad that you guys
had to deal with so much stuff you didn't like when you were teaching,
so that's really great!
I don't know if you guys felt like
the lesson of the week was worth it, so let me know and I'll start again
next week if you liked it.
Fun Mexico Facts
I have a count of dead dogs I've run into. It's 4.
This is Angie!
[see pictures] We baptized her in a river and it was
freezing and we both fell and I had to do it 3 times and umm it was an
adventure! She's great though she's 17 and a full time babysitter for
her member friend Nelly who's in the pictures. She also didn't tell her
mom she was getting baptized because her mom didn't want her to. ITS OK
SHE'S 18 in 2 months and doesn't live at home!!
In other
news, I was on splits with the ward mission leader looking for a
reference we got and met this random Catholic guy who recently lost his
wife and is interested in learning about other faiths but only to
compare with his own. During the lesson he definitely rolled himself
some something to smoke. We'll see how it goes but miracles happen
right!!!
That's all I have time for though!
Love you guys!!!
Elder Wadman
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| Nelly, Angie, and Elder Rojas |
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| Angie and Elder Rojas |
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| Baptism of Angie |
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