Well cambios are a lot more stressful when you are a zone
leader.
What happens is that the Tuesday morning of cambios everyone
that is changing sectors, or picking up new missionaries meets in my old sector
of Colloa in the Concepcion bus terminal... there we have to make sure that
everyone leaves and comes when they need too.
It was crazy. I feel like every 6th Tuesday the people in
the bus terminal hate us, because hundreds of missionary’s with hundreds of
bags full up the place and make a missionary barricade causing serious traffic
and delays.
A Hermana missed her bus, we couldn't find a group of
elders, buses were delayed, disorder everywhere. BUT after a good 5 hours in
the bus terminal all arrived safely to their sectors.
My new companion is awesome. He is from Oregon but moved to
Utah for college. We are having a blast together.
We started insanity this week. It is a workout video that is
the hardest thing in my life....
I AM SO SORE
But I am going to come back from the mission looking good!
If I survive insanity... i am only 34 days into it but it is tough.
Elder Hancock my friend that I lived with in Cerro Verde
ended his mission and came to visit tome with his parents. It was awesome to
see him again! He lives in phx so we will definitely hang out after...
This week we revived permission from president to go to a
ward activity in the middle of the forest to a river called Quillay. There the
members stayed all day and swam and played... we didn’t do that. We stayed only
for a couple hours to help out and plan some ward games and activities and get
to know you games that were a lot of fun!
ALSO some of our investigators and a lot of our less actives
that we are working with came too!
This week in tome is the week of TOMECINOS
It is a celebration of the city of Tome. We live in the
center of the city and had to listen to fireworks, music and people shouting
outside of our apartment all week long. The city is trashed with confetti and
glitter.
We are going to have 2 baptisms on March 7 in a river!
Hooray!
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