At first he told me this was his new belt buckle that he was going to wear every day...
but then he said the belt was a joke, that it belonged to the
Gonzalez family and that his mission leaders would probably
shoot him if he wore it, but he thought it was pretty cool.
Gonzalez family and that his mission leaders would probably
shoot him if he wore it, but he thought it was pretty cool.
The Gonzalez family
(Notice Donavaghn's lovely pink tiara)
Elder Nawahine with Dora the Explorer
Would love to hear the story of that tiara... |
LOVE that cheezy grin! |
The Portilla family
Birthday Pancake
Easter week is always the worst here. Everyone leaves town and there are huge Catholic celebrations. We didn't see too many here, just one or two in the beginning of the week. But it's rough with everyone being out of town. There were a few people who stayed.
The family who we brought to church last week came this Sunday
too. They are amazing! We put a baptismal goal for April too. The only
thing that's a little hard with them is that the dad works for the police,
so he has to work Sundays a lot. But they are an amazing family. They
came all by themselves this Sunday.
Your lesson was from last conference right? That was a good talk. (It Works Wonderfully by Pres Uchtdorf) I
really liked "A summer with great Aunt Rose." (or something like that) It was
from the women's session, but it was really good.
That picture of Kennon is awesome. How much longer is he in the MTC?
This week was my companion's birthday. Saturday
the Gonzalez family is a family who always invites us over to eat, for
my companion's birthday they bought a cake. The little girl cut her hair
short and kind of looks like Dora the explorer, so in one of the
pictures we took we made her hold the Dora backpack. Fun fact, in Spanish Dora the explorer does rhyme. It's "Dora la exploradora."
The Portilla family put candles in some pancakes when they found out it was Elder Nawahine's birthday and sang to him. It's kind of funny that one
thing everyone knows in English is the Happy Birthday song.
I think if I send really short videos they can go though, or maybe
just turn the quality down. So ill try this week, because I'm sure that
would be fun. I think there is like a 35 mb limit or something like
that.
Oh and one day we did a service project with a school (I think the manual says we not supposed to do that, oops) Sister Portillo is going to pass me some of the pictures, so if it's true one of these days I'll send you some pictures of us with legions of little Guatemalan kids. We were handing out school supplies.
It wasn't really all that
eventful of a week. We went to the hospital a few more times. They've
done all the tests, so they should know what my companion has pretty soon,
so he doesn't die. The highlight was definitely the Godinez Perez family
though.
Well that's all the time I have, talk to you all next week, love you guys!
-Elder Jarvie
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