Whats up. This week was difficult just cuz I was lost the whole time with the language and in lessons. But I'm still saucin' in the city, don't get misinformed. Everyday I feel like I'm understanding a little more. I can feel the love of Christ out here for sure. It's a little more difficult to feel the spirit all the time because when we are teaching lessons I get so focused on the language and try to understand. It's pretty cool our here though; I do love it. I know when I pick up the language pretty good in a couple months it will be 100.
We have a baptism on Saturday with a 16 year old named hermana Wendy. She has had a date for a while but her dad wouldn't sign off on it so we talked to her parents yesterday and he finally cracked. We also have a fecha for next Saturday.
The food here is pretty bomb. The way of life here is just so different. It's humbling outchea for sure. I didn't feel the earthquake. We had a really bad storm last week it flooded the streets and they were like rivers, it was insane. It's gross though, there is this part of San Andres, the main road that is always flooded with backed up sewage. There's this thing called the mexicable its like a ski lift that goes up the mountain and that's pretty much our main form of transportation.
This Saturday is Independance day so we have to be in by 5 and we have zone conference that day as well until 4 so swag. my legs are getting yoked though high key from all this climbing. There is already a noticeable difference in my quads hahaha. I got a picture I'm sending from one of the places we teach on the side of the mountain. It's a beautiful view, but the houses never stop.
I love you. Pray for me. Stay classy.
Elder Adams
We have a baptism on Saturday with a 16 year old named hermana Wendy. She has had a date for a while but her dad wouldn't sign off on it so we talked to her parents yesterday and he finally cracked. We also have a fecha for next Saturday.
The food here is pretty bomb. The way of life here is just so different. It's humbling outchea for sure. I didn't feel the earthquake. We had a really bad storm last week it flooded the streets and they were like rivers, it was insane. It's gross though, there is this part of San Andres, the main road that is always flooded with backed up sewage. There's this thing called the mexicable its like a ski lift that goes up the mountain and that's pretty much our main form of transportation.
This Saturday is Independance day so we have to be in by 5 and we have zone conference that day as well until 4 so swag. my legs are getting yoked though high key from all this climbing. There is already a noticeable difference in my quads hahaha. I got a picture I'm sending from one of the places we teach on the side of the mountain. It's a beautiful view, but the houses never stop.
I love you. Pray for me. Stay classy.
Elder Adams
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