Hey family, today is my last p-day at the Peru MTC and then off to the field. I leave next Tuesday for Bolivia and i believe i get to email one last time on Monday. I haven´t been excited for the field because I feel I won´t understand anyone. But once the beginning of the week hit, I´m excited to leave! Mom or Dad, there are two Elders here from Chile; an Elder Cifuentes from Santiago and Elder Alvares from Vina del Mar. Just wondering if you might have known their parents or something. I´m not good at transitioning in an email because there is no Return/enter button to space it out. Also, I know my emails aren´t that good and are probably bore you guys to death, but I´m trying. I wish I was better with words and didn´t sound so ´´cheesy´´ all the times in Marissa´s words. That´s one of my weaknesses. Some people like Dad can talk their way out of things or convince people things, but that is something I struggle with. Well anyways, Marissa, Mom, or Dad; do you have any advice for learning subjunctive, especially past subjunctive. For example, what really is it, when do I use it, etc. I know you use it after para que or a fin de que for example, but ¿Why? Also, can you send me a picture of Roger Federer, he´s a tennis player and some latinos tell me I look like him. It´s funny because I keep getting told that I look like someone. I´ve been called, Peter Pan, Justin beiber (I need a haircut and am getting one on Sabado), Roger Federer, politicians, people´s cousins, some apostle of the 12 whose name I forgot, etc. Yep, chevre. cool. Last Saturday, we visited inactive families in Wards around Lima. The People here are much different from the US. When poeple are inactive their, I feel like they avoid the church and in a way despise it. But here, the people openly embrace everyone (most people) who come to their house and are very friendly. They just have some excuse why they stop going, but for us, they agreed to come to church this next week. They might come, but from reading Cameron´s letters, I feel like many people commit, but few stick to their word. shwishshwish.... sorry, i still have time. However I don´t know what to say. Testifico de Jesucristo y su expiación. Él sufrió en la jardín y murió en la cruz y entonces fue resucitado despues de tres días. Eso es nuestro mensaje y traeren las personas a arrepentimiento. En el nombre de Jesucristo, amen.
Cameron began his service March 15, 2010 to Rio de Janeiro Mission. Marissa began her service July 20, 2011 to Barcelona Spain Mission. Craig began his service December 28, 2011 to Cochabamba, Bolivia. Ryan began his service October 23, 2013 to Lima Perú North.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
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