But it's great to hear about Emerson. It sounds like you have good
missionaries. Here they always say that it's better if the members do the
baptizing. For me, I totally agree, but some people I guess just think
differently. Has Emerson had much of a chance to go with the missionaries? Tell him he should start practicing Spanish because that is the hardest
thing about the mission. I'm just kidding, he's going to serve in Utah. I
think Em will be a good missionary. He likes talking and has at least
half a brain. (Said like only an older brother can.) That and he is a pretty hard worker.
Sunday Henry came with us to a lesson we had. If you don't remember, Henry is
the guy who got baptized about a month ago. That was amazing. We had a
lesson and he said he would like to come with us, but the lesson fell
through. So we searched all of Prado, but we ended up with a good
lesson. And it was fantastic that Henry came with us.
The other really cool thing that happened Sunday
was that Kevin got his mission call. He opened it at the Roca family
house right in front of us. He is going to El Salvador. Kevin lives
pretty close to us, just a few houses up the road.
When I've
talked about the harder parts of my area, it's mostly that we split the
ward and we only have the half that is residential areas where people
work until eight and are always busy (members and investigators). So it's a
little tougher to work things out, but it could be worse.
That's cool that Remington is taking a dance class. I miss dancing. Does Emerson still dance a lot? Or mostly just work on cars now?
I totally remember using a trenching machine, and that I almost couldn't
use it because I didn't weigh enough. Speaking of weight, so far I think I've gained like 10-15 pounds, but I don't think I look too different so
what ever I guess.
I'm almost out of time so I'll talk to you later I love you all!
-Elder Jarvie
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