They don´t teach you Spanish swear words in the MTC
Week 25
December 2, 2013
Helloooo!
This week we continued to
work with the Rodriguez Family. We just have a special feeling about them. They
have a ways to go but are progressing and I just know that one day they will
get baptized. This week in my personal study I found a story in the Book of
Mormon about a group of people who had their crops and things destroyed, and
believed it was a punishment from God. When I read this story I almost couldn't believe it because it was almost exactly like what the Rodriguez Family told us
from last week. Well these people in the Book of Mormon pressed forward,
established the church more fully, and many were baptized. We all have trials
but we can’t let the hard things get in the way of doing the most important
things. I got to share these scriptures with the Rodriguez Family and that was
really great. They are more excited now to get married and be keeping this
commandment. We are working hard with them.
The
adventure of the week was when were conversing oh so nicely with a young woman
who is about 20 years old (and lives next door to her parents) when her mom
walks by and starts yelling at us to leave. Apparently she used a colorful
variety of swear words but I didn't really understand because no one taught me
those words (so lucky me!). But the part I did understand was when she told us
the next time we come back she was going to throw boiling water on us! Yikes!
So that’s always a way to liven things up and get your morning going!
Hope
you guys have a great week!
Pictures:
Last Pday. This is some more of Ollanta. The little stream thing is the same
kind of thing my comp fell in and lines the streets here. The bridge we had to
take a picture of because it is terrifying beyond all reason. When we walk it
feels like it’s going to break at any second. It reminds me of those bridges on
playgrounds that kind of bounce around when you run across them. There is a
sign that tells cars not to pass on it and one time a car passed on it while my
comp and I were on it. Thought we were going to die. And a picture of a cuy
(guinea pig) yum.
Love you
tons!
Hermana
Beckstead
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