We did divisions with Wendy and Elizabeth, so we made up for
some of our dats! So that was encouraging. We've made it a goal as a
companionship to do divisions like this with the Laurels once a week to get
some lessons with members, as it's kinda hard to get the majority of the
members to come on visits with us due to work and kids and whatever else that
happens in normal life.
We had lunch and did some more visits, then we all went to
church to drop them off and we waited another hour for Legran to get to the
church so we could have our Coordinacion Misional. Problem is, it started
down-pouring as we were walking to the church, so we had to wait an hour until
the rain lessened for Legran to come to the church.
So the elderes decided they
wanted to go buy stuff at the pulperia (told you they eat all the time) and of
course they don't carry umbrellas like a normal human, so they got completely
soaked.
But we finally got everyone together in the same room, and had a very lively meeting with the 6 missionaries and our Lider Misional. There are some problems that need resolving, so we're still in process with that. We did plan some activities, so hopefully that helps things. We are definitely learning patience with this whole experience, and a whole lot of other Christ-like attributes. Good times!
The fabulous Friday of rain! |
But we finally got everyone together in the same room, and had a very lively meeting with the 6 missionaries and our Lider Misional. There are some problems that need resolving, so we're still in process with that. We did plan some activities, so hopefully that helps things. We are definitely learning patience with this whole experience, and a whole lot of other Christ-like attributes. Good times!
After that we went over and visited Guadalupe, and went
home. We still don't have water, so we're taking pila showers! (Thanks Dad for the water bag shower dealios,
they are very nice!)
I found a 5 inch slug outside....and took a picture :)
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In addition to the locals saying "peekseena" for
piscina, you will also hear "peeksah" for pizza. Honduran
Spanish! My favorite is all the announcements you hear about stuff in
"s-AAAHH-ntah CRUZ de joh-HOH-AH!!!" There is a marked cadence to the
speech.
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