Well I officially
finished my first week and it was hard. I missed my flight on my way to
Villahermosa so I had to spend the night at the temple in Mexico City.
The next morning I finally landed in Villa and we had this conference
for all the new missionaries. Not to mention that carrying 3 suit cases
was soooo hard especially in dirt rodes. It was definitely harder than
benching the 100s dumbbells. It felt like I did cross fit with a full
marathon. I got my trainer and my area that same day. Elder Gonzalez and
I are in El Triunfo which is like 5 hours from Villa. Its a small town
and people here live different. Its something that I thought you only
saw in movies. I am blessed to be able to be here and experience this
because its helping me understand and appreciate life more. The next day
we woke up and started working. Its sooo hard even talking to people. I
already know Spanish but just to start a conversation about our religion
is hard. Nothing like the MTC and my district. I miss them and the
united states sooo bad. This week was seriously the hardest week of my
life. Harder than Micro Biology and Psychology together. It was
horrible. I need to get used to it quick!!!
A wonderful thing
that happened this Saturday was that I got to baptize a kid. It was the
best experience ever. Being a missionary is harder than I thought. I
have huge blisters on my toes and I think I've been close to crying this
week. All the stress is catching on to me. Everyone says that the first
weeks are hard so I can only hope to survive. <i wont give up!!!
Well
I have so many things to say but not enough time. Everyone appreciate
your cold AC in your house. I am dying over here. Well i have to go and
<I'm sorry i cant post pics. <these ghetto computers don't let me
upload.
En Espanol
We just received this picture from his mission president.
Hoy recibimos esta foto de su presidente de la mision
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