Tuesday
I was in an intercambio
with Elder Apaza, and all but one of our appointments fell through, so we did
some contacting and had a mini lesson with Horacio. He is cool and has a lot of
respect for religion and studies them a lot. He is obviously confused on points
of doctrine. He is a funny but respectful guy. Later we had a lesson with the
Vargas family about the plan of salvation. Brother Nelson Vargas basically told
us that he knows everything and we are only there to teach his kids. His kids
need it a lot, but mostly because He doesn´t know it well enough to teach it.
But whatever, pride and all that fun stuff.
Wednesday
We contacted for most of
the day and had zero success. We went to ward council and afterwards went and
looked at a new house with the zone leaders. We slept at their house.
Thursday
We spent the whole day
with the zone leaders. A lot of errands and preparation for the night. I
learned that Colombian food tastes worse when you are tasting it for the second
time that day... anyway we had tacos and Elder Crandall made it spicy so none
of the latinos could handle it. The new year was fun. We stayed up too late,
mostly because the streets outside were exploding the whole night and everyone
had their music up super high.
Friday
The streets were full of
drunk and hungover people so we spent the day at the district center chapel
setting goals for the new year and stuff like that.
Saturday
The festivals started so
we helped the branch president clean the chapel. I honestly can´t remember what
else happened.
Sunday
None of the investigaters
or less actives came to church but we had another lesson with Marina and her
family. She doesn´t come because she is sick a lot and so we gave her a
blessing and had a spiritual lesson with her. We went back to the house early
and studied because the streets were getting crazy. They have a bunch of tent
things set up that are basically mobile party rooms where people just go get
drunk and dance to crazy music. The air is filled with smoke from all the street
vendors cooking and cars can´t move because everyone is in the streets. Just a
brief description.
Anyway, hopefully we can
have some success even with the constant partying for the next two weeks. I may
not respond to everyone, but I do read everything, so don´t let anybody get
discouraged by me not responding. Love you all
Elder King
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