Me with a new chocoyo. |
This week was pretty chill, not a ton
of stuff happened, but all went well. Here’s what happened.
Tuesday I went and did divisions in
this area called La Concepcion (or as the gente say La Concha). It was a
very interesting day. The area is known as one of the castigo
(punishment) areas of the mission and the missionaries there are not doing the
best, so I went and tried to help out but not much got done. It was a
hard day but there wasn’t much we could do. The people were nice and I got a
whole bag of oranges and a huge aguacate. Hahah that was fun.
Wednesday we dropped Elder Lambson
off in Diriamba and worked the day in our area because we had a meeting with
the Stake President and President Russell. During the day we felt like we should
visit this less active that we had only visited one time before. She told
us that we were angels because the only 2 times we had come had been when she
most needed it. That was an awesome experience. It was a really cool
meeting and we just discussed the progress of the stake. The stake is
doing great so there were no problems. They might put a rama (branch) in San
Rafael del Sur as well which would be really cool!
Thursday was a normal day in the
area, and Friday I went and interviewed everyone that we have for this
Saturday. I love baptismal interviews because the spirit is always so
strong. Love doing them.
Saturday was the adult’s session of
stake conference and there was a 70 visiting, Elder Arredondo and we were able
to bring some investigators. It didn’t turn out that great. We got
everyone ready for church.
Sunday was the general session and
the ward left late so we got the very back of the stake center seats and we
couldn’t really hear and there were a lot of distractions. But it is all
good. We headed back to San Marcos and finished out the week of
work. But it was something called la Hipica. Pretty much everyone
comes in from out of town with their horses, they set up beer tents all over
the park and everyone gets wasted (including the horses) so we tried to stay
away from there. It was huge. Pobre horses.....
Sorry none of that was too exciting
but I hope that you all have a great week. Thanks for all you do!!
Elder Hanson
Me and the free aguacate. |
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