This week was off the main let me tell you! Got to my new area which I am double covering. We cover the city of South Gate for Spanish and then the top half of the mission in Samoan. It’s sick. Plus I get to the area and we have 9 baptismal dates for the month of April. We have been running around teaching everyone and just making sure everyone is still good to be baptized!
Last Monday we went to the science center to see a king tut exhibit with a bunch of his jewelry and boxes are crap, it was a cool thing to do! Won’t be able to see that stuff again unless I go to egypt! S/O to Donald LaPlante for the tix and going with us!
Tuesday was transfers. Got my new companion, Elder Salazar from Tennessee! He has been in the area for about 6 months so he knows it really well! We just went to work and taught like 3 lessons to our baptismal dates! Plus had tacos dorados, boy is it good to be back.
Wednesday just same working really hard and just teaching all off. These homies started meeting Samoan members and the first phrase I have learned is “fai fai le mu” it means take it easy. Perfect.
Thursday was weekly planning trying to figure out how we aren’t going to let anyone slip through the cracks. Just went out. And taught some more.
Friday we had a zone meeting then a district meeting inside of that. We made an initiative to bring our investigators to the church for chapel tours. Then after the. Zone had lunch but it. Was pretty much a big bucket sesh. Ni modo. Later that. Night we had plans to teach her our most solid baptismal date but she lives alone so. We need to bring a male with us, couldn’t find anyone so we had the idea to have hermana Olga Chavez pick her and her two kids up and go to the church for a chapel tour and OLGA CHAVDOG came through! It was a good lesson and we set a baptismal date with her 10 year old daughter! Then we went to Chavdogs house for dinner with her bomb guacamole
Saturday ran around teaching again and making sure everyone was coming to church helped our Samoan homie with a baptismal date Saunigalotu make and prepare some taro leaves for whatever they are gonna make with them for. Sunday
Sunday was good! Not everyone was there but we had a good number show up! One of the members brought his non member girlfriend. We sat down and taught her during the second hour and set a baptismal date with her! After church we went and had dinner and it was pretty much just carne asada, it’s good to be back.
Love you all hope you have a good week!
Pics
1,2 last night in paramount ward
3 zone bucket sesh.
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