Opa
familia-
Ya, I got
transferred this week to the Currais Novos area in Caico. Caico is about 2 hours and 40 minutes south of Mossoro where I was serving. I am now living in the same house as Elder
Balich one of my companion's in the CTM.
Also, sister Hernandez is in my district here too so this transfer is going to be sweet. We have
alot of greenies in this area. That
means a lot of new missionaries that are just starting their missions. I've heard from everyone that this area is super
hard to teach and baptize people. They
say everyone is really catholic or of a different religion and I have seen that
these past four days here. So we are going to try and turn this area around.
We have a
really small church in our area with one ward and a branch. So I think I’m going to be learning how to
give alot of talks, haha. My companion was Elder W. Santos but he’s getting
transferred now to a different area.
This kid was cool, so I’m so mad that he is leaving now especially since
I have no idea of this area. So this will be fun-haha. I’m getting a hispanic
comp now I think. I haven’t met him yet
but I’m here in Natal waiting and starving haha. I used all my money to travel to my new area
and now here and I’m going to have to pay to go back.
I’m liking
this new area though. It has alot of wind so its pretty cool most of the time. Unlike my last area where I died of the heat. This area is in the mountains
so the roads here go straight up and down. I’ve already met alot of cool people.
A couple of women that we call our mom’s here in the mission, if they really like
you they’ll make you dinner or lunch whenever you don’t have it. I’ve had dinner everyday here. Unlike my last
area where I didn’t have it once.
You’re
really going to laugh when I tell you what I ate. This lady here cooks some
really strange things for us. So I have eaten these little small birds where they
still have everything left on them. Like their heads and feet and stuff. It’s like the whole little bird and she
straight up boils it and serves it just like that. So I ate them. It was really
weird haha. You have to break the
stomach open and eat it like that. And then yesterday I ate snake at her house.
So I’m just excited to see what else she has to make for me haha! I’ve eaten it
all cause my comp said if you get her trust she will do anything for you. So
I’m just going to have to live through this. But it wasn’t that bad, it tasted
like chicken but different.
But
defiantly leaving my last area was the hardest thing. I didn’t think I would
ever feel that way. The day of transfers they call at like 7 at night to tell
you if your leaving. They wait until it is late so you will work all day. But
at 7p Wilson and me met up with some of the members that wanted to see where we
were getting transferred to. Then the news came that I was leaving and people
there actually started crying and stuff but I had to stay strong. Me and Wilson
hung out there the rest of the night and some of the girls in my ward brought me
presents and stuff.
Then after
that we went home to pack up my stuff and there was Heider and he started
crying. He gave me his 200$r hammock and some little things. Then I talked to my second mom that lives
next to us. She always helped me and
taught me how to wash my clothes and do whatever else I needed that I always
had you do for me mom- haha. But she started crying and so did her daughter whose
14 but looks 18. Then in the morning me and Wilson woke up early at 5 to play
our last game of basketball. We also went
and visited Bruno really quick.
I got on
the bus to Caico with another missionary and we waited there forever for my
comp but it turned out I wasn’t suppose to be there. My zone leader didn’t tell
me which city so I got on the bus again and arrived at night. Then Heider
called because he was at Victorios house with their whole family and he passed
the phone around and I got to talk to all of them because I didn’t have time to
visit them before I left. That lil girl who I played basketball with, when the
phone got to her she couldn’t even talk cause she was crying so much. That
phone call sucked so much. But it’s all good, I’m ok and I’m ready to start this
new area. This Thursday we have a missionary meeting with a Seventy so that
will be sweet.
Elder Moffat
talked about me making French toast for our district? I’m
a cheffffffffff! Well they actually turned out bomb. But I got to go. I love you
guys.
Elder
Mauter
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