My Feet

In the internet emailing today!

I would like to take a moment to acknowledge just how gross my feet
are right now. Like, I was born with pretty ugly feet, so they were
never anything to be proud of, but NOW...oh man. Because I walk
basically all day, everyday. So, I´ll just describe in a little
detail, that the balls of my feet are completely callused, and so are
the pads of my toes. And I thought, "Hey, maybe I can cut away the
callus, so I can have normal feet. So, I started on the bottom of one
of my baby toes...It was not a good idea. So, now I have a hole in my
baby toe. I hope everyone enjoyed this segment on my feet.

Elder Roth came this week, and he is hilarious. I am really glad he´s
here, because my humor doesn´t translate very well to Spanish. So it
makes me feel good about myself to have someone to laugh at my jokes.

This week my companion has been sick, so we had to go to the hospital
a lot to find out what was wrong. She has some bugs in her tummy, so
she has medicine now, and seems to be feeling a little bit better.
It´s pretty common in this mission to get bugs in your stomach, I
think. From accidentally drinking water that wasn´t all the way
boiled.

We are doing pretty well out here. We had one baptism this weekend, of
a young lady named Et. She is pretty shy, but now that she is
comfortable around us, she jokes around a lot. She is really fun to
visit, and she has a really strong testimony.When we teach her she
always has a lot of questions, and is always really excited to learn
new things about the gospel. I am grateful to be able to be a part in
helping her learn.

I hope everyone is doing well at home!

Baptism.