This week was another great week in the
mission. It was cambia (English translation interchange) week, which means you
have to sleep over with a different missionary from a different area. I was put
with another American missionary named Elder Barlow he has been here for 10
months and told me he never studied or talked for the first five months and he
still learned Spanish. That made me happy to hear.
The area we were in was called Idioma. It
was awesome. Dad the town was almost the same as the little town, Havasupai in
the Grand Canyon. We worked super hard and in one day I myself set 6 baptisms.
It was awesome! We had the most that cambia.
Two days later the Zone Leaders sent me back
and I worked with one of the APs in Idioma. I love it there. I set 11 more
baptism dates. It was awesome! I set a new record for new missionaries. I
really hope I get called to work in Idioma during my mission.
Also the people of Nicaragua are really
funny. Some people come up to you and say, "Hey I want to be baptized can
you help me?" It’s awesome.
Some other funny things that happened this
week was that I found out why you don't just buy something anywhere. I bought a
cookie on Saturday and right when I was about to eat it my companion grabbed me
and said, "look." The cookie was full and I mean full of hair. Super,
super sick looking hair.
Other than that not much more happened this
week. I loved getting the Dear Elder Letters. It really made my day.
It's weird to think that school is
already starting. Someone told me that I already have almost 10% of my mission
over. It's kind of sad.
Anyway, I love everyone! Keep me
posted on everything.
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