thanks for the pics, the other missionaries now think i have one of the craziest families ever hahaha
this keyboardiscrappy andthe space bardoesntwork sosorry.
this week we baptized a 10 year old girl, lucero flores, sheisthedaughter ofthe lady we had actived after she had been inactive for over 15 years. so it was a really neat experience for both of them and for the ward to see that we are really starting to work hard. oh yeah it was kinda funny because we needed to bring a bunch of juice to the baptism, like 6 liters and somehow i got roped into bringing all 6 liters in my backpak. holy cow that was heavy and not an experience that i would like to repeat. hahaha
this week i also learned how to use an umbrella. i had a lot to learn lol. i learned by straight up trial and error haha. like how to block water from cars that splash in the puddles, or what to do when you go by a tree or another person or someother object. when to open it and when to not open it. man it was tough.
but we still got a lot of work done. we were walking down a streetandwe had an impressiontoknockona members doorl,so we knocked and knocked but nothing. so we were just kinda like ok whatever. and thena man walked aroundthe corner and we contacted him, turns out he knows our pensionist´s son that has now moved to the states. anyways we visited him the next day and commited him to being baptized on the 12th which he accepted and then we invited him to the baptism whichwasinlikean hour. and he showed up! and he liked it too. anyways he also came to church all by himself and sunday and stayed for all 3 hours. we are so excited for him. his name is edwin romaní and if you could pray for him that he´ll be able to get baptized on the 12th.
since we´ve started working a lot harder we have noticed a huge difference in the amount of spiritual promptings we get and the expierences that we have after we follow them are amazing
love
elder connole