Aight so this last week went by pretty quick, praise the Lord on high!
We had exchanges with a few elders, so that was sweet. We’ve got two elders who are in my district that will be going home in 2 weeks, and they were trunky as all get out when we had exchanges with them, but it was tight. I was with Elder Gomez from Ecuador, and I learned some cool stuff from him. We also had exchanges with the elders from Santa Ana, and I got to work with Elder Boss, an elder from my MTC group. Super great. He made me something called an empajor, I’ll send a pic, but it’s pretty much super bad for you, but way freaking good. Loved it.
Anyway, we met a lovely little couple in one of the most “dangerous” (it’s not dangerous) barrios in our area, and man they’re so sweet. Their names are Sol and Diego. Turns out he already had a Book of Mormon that he had found in the street, and had already read a little bit. So crazy. Anyway, we taught them the Plan de Salvación and I shared a little bit about my brother Nolan, and it was super special. Turns out they both have parents who had passed away when they were young so it was pretty crazy. I know I was prompted to share that story with them.
Tambien, Antonia, a lady who we’ve taught a few times but is super unreliable, came to church! And we were like, ummmmmm awesome! It was super funny because after sacrament meeting, Norma, my first dear sweet convert/Argentine grandmother, came over and was like, “Elder, is she new?” and I was like yes, and she was so excited for her, and she made sure she felt comfortable and taken care of. It made me so happy, Norma is seriously the best. On Wednesday, we were walking by her house and she came running outside with a stick of butter, and she was like “Elders, I got you some butter to eat with your bread!” and we were like......what? She’s like 52, and she was literally running after us with a stick of butter jajaja it was so funny.
Anyways, hope all is well back home. Thanks for your prayers!!!
Elder Anderson
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