We had a pretty good week this week. One of our investigators, that more or less said she would never be able to come to church, actually came this week. I was super excited! Our ward hasn't had a convert baptism in almost an entire year, so it is great to see that we are starting to gain some traction in that aspect.
I finally got to go to the tianguis today and it is huge. It would take at least 10-15 minutes to walk from one end to another. I ended up buying a new pair of mexican looking shoes and some slippers that looked comfortable. Also got a nice looking tie for 30 pesos.
A group of our investigators work in a shop that is basically Mens Wearhouse. They found out it was my birthday and got me a tie.
It is nice to finally say that I am no longer a teenager, but that also means that I would have to claim myself as an adult...
This week I also went on interchanges with the zone leaders on the 16th... oddly enough, even though it was the Revolution and everything, almost no one was in the streets.
We had a zone conference on Wednesday where we learned more about the Atonement and how to teach more powerfully. I asked a question related to what glory is exactly and I still don't know... oh well.
Have a great week!
Elder Seymour.
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| Yup, I can catch flies now! |
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| One of the coolest houses. |
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| Tuna with peel. |
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| Tuna without peel. |
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| A gordita... flour tortillas don't really exist here. |
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| My companion élder Compea. |
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| Finally found my name... on an empty bottle. |
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| A less active member has a pet crocodile. |
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| The only bus I've ever rode in that has a TV They sometimes play the music videos that go with the songs. |
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| Mt. Popocatépetl. |
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| Waste Management. |
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| A prickly pear cactus loaded with tuna. |
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| Outside a member's house in Tlahuapan. |
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| Down one of the roads in Tlahuapan. |
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