It has been a fast-paced week, and we are out of time so here's the week.
We cooked some shish kabobs for P-day. The rest of the week was spent teaching a lot of great people. We had Elder Whipple and his companion Elder Starks come in Friday for baptismal interviews. Saturday we had the baptism of Rosilda. She is 10 years old and is a cousin of our convert, Jose Julian. We thought her parents were members, but found out this Sunday that they aren't, so hopefully they will also be progressing. Rosilda was really excited, even though the water was COLD hahaha. Saturday before the baptism we took advantage of realllllly nice weather (clouds) and got in some yard work at the chapel. Sunday we taught Primary (first time we have had it) and got ready in the evening hours and traveled all night to Asuncion. The 8 elders from the Chaco were all together with the office elders and Assistants today, and they asked us if 2 elders could help with a service project. Service projects are fun, so we volunteered (Elder Castañeda and I). It ended up taking all of P-day and we still haven't eaten all day, but it was a lot of fun. We moved boxes, fans, mattresses, and a lot of other things for hours for a dental (nonprofit?), from a military hospital to another building. Sorry I'm out of time, but I hope you all have a good week, and don't forget to look for someone to serve this week!
Pictures:
1 We had a cookout for P-day (the Filadelfia Elders' landlord supplied the materials)!
2 Shish-kabobs!
3 Peach pie and ice cream included!
4 President Evans asked the mission to cover up all the graffiti in our houses so we got to it with the spray pain
5 Yard work
6 We trimmed a few trees
7 Baptism of Rosilda
8 That water was COLD.
9 VERY COLD but the spirit was strong.
10 Our colectivo yesterday had some weird party bus lighting going on.
11 Service project deep into the south mission, for "Operation Smile."
12 We got t-shirts! (with the Assistants)
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