We did not feel the
earthquake. Peten didn't receive anything so there's no need to worry. We're
doing great here. I called and talked to Hermana Ramos. She said that it was
awesome. They had gone to the temple for their p-day (it's not open on Mondays
so they went Tuesday) and she said it was great! So the capital didn't get it
too bad either but I'm sure that down by the coast they got hit pretty bad.
The missionary work is going well here. We found some new investigators.
Last week when we got a free ride up to Santa Elena to go to Yaxha we talked to
the guy and he lives in our area, Hugo Flores, and he said that he lived in the
US for like 15 years so we visited him and his family. His son really
appreciates it because he's interested in this stuff and he enjoys talking a
little in English. He's lived here for like 2 years now but it's still a little
hard for him. There's also another family, the dad is Maxamiliano, or Max, and
their son's sick so we were able to bring the elders to the hospital to give
the son a blessing so we're hoping that turns out well.
We have someone with a date to get baptized. His name's
Osbin and he's going to get married the same day. They had a date to get
married and him baptized but it fell through so we put a new one for the 1st of
December. We're really going to work with the ward so that they can complete
this date. They seem excited though so it should go through. Hermana Garambel
told me that the last time they weren't as excited so we'll see what happens.
Yeah I'm working hard on learning the area so that I can
take over when she leaves. It should be good though. It's bigger than I'm used
to but it's not too confusing.
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