Things I've learned this week:
1. Police give spankings here.
2. You can't slam (close hard)
car doors here. People will freak out.
3. You have to use your knife
when eating (fork in one hand, knife in the other)
Q: Are you getting “traction”
with understanding and speaking Portuguese?
A: yes. Whenever I try to think or speak Chinese I
end up thinking or speaking Portuguese, so I'm not sure how well I'll do when I
get back from my mission in terms of Chinese
Q: Are your spirits positive?
A: I'm trying to stay positive
every day
Q: Are you happy?
A: Yes (still miss TN
though. I write emails and cards to my
friends there)
Q; Are you teaching any lessons?
A: a whole bunch more than in TN. We had 23
member presents and 16 other lessons last week.
Q: Do you have any
investigators that are progressing in making commitments in the gospel?
A: We had a baptism our second
week and have four progressing investigators this week and a lot lot more
others. The only problem is they each
have problems stopping them from being baptized
Q: What kind of food do you
eat?
A: rice and beans and pasta
Q: Did you teach English
class?
A: yes
I'm doing great. The reason my emails are so short is because
I'm on a timed computer that cuts off after 1 hour and the keyboards here are
really bad.
Guava time
Title of Liberty
Sister Acosta Juliene e Eu
Sousa
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