Pascua Pachanga

I think that`s how you spell pachanga. It`s like a really big party. Whenever I say it, my companion laughs. She said it`s not bad or anything, it`s just a really big fiesta... Idk, I say it a lot. Haha. And Pascua is Easter. The lady we live with hid chocolate eggs for us on Easter. It was super precious.

We walk a TON here, and I have approx. 1 million bug-bites. It`s pretty cool. And it`s pretty

dirty in our area, as in there is just a lot of dirt roads. My feet are always super dirty by the end of the day. There are also a ton of cows and dogs. Like, more than there are people. We can walk for 20 minutes and not see a single person.

We have 2 baptisms this Saturday! A mother, E., and her son, H. I seriously love them so much. E. is really humble and shy, and H. is... a 12 year old. Haha. But he is really fun. He always asks me how to say things in English. He is super excited to be baptized.

I got one package from home, and my zone leaders took off the label, and put it on a different package, filled with Books of Mormon and pamphlets. They are clown-in`for-real. But I haven`t gotten my actual package from them yet... They are really fun though. I am really grateful for Elder R., because he is HILARIOUS. Sometimes I just need a good laugh.

My companion goes home in about 7 months, but you would think she was going home this transfer from the way she talks about it. She is TRUNKY for-real. Haha.

It`s a little hard being out here, but it really is great. When I think about how Happy the family is that is being baptized, it really makes it all worth it. That`s why I am out here. To give people the opportunity to learn about the Restored Gospel of Jesus Christ, and invite them to come unto Christ by being baptized and receiving

the Gift of the Holy Ghost.

I know this church is true with all of my heart. I love and miss everyone, and appreciate everyone that has been writing to me!