What's up guys? How's life? How's being in the United
States the promise land?? haha jus kiddin'. Sounds like everyone is
super busy. That's cool. It's pretty busy over here as well. Oh and mom
to clear up we went to find a place for the missionaries of that area
really close to Popo. We don't live there haha. We live here in
Nealtican. Um and my companion does speak a little English, not too
much, but yes some. We speak all the time in Spanish though. That's cool
that you guys are going to the annual skiing trip in Park City and
staying at the hotel. I always loved that little trip. It'll be
something to look forward to next year. I hope you all have a great
time. It's about time you all hit the slops!! Oh hey Grandpa
Kitchen...HAPPY BIRTHDAY ON THE 6TH! I hope you have a great day. I'll
be thinking about you on that day. Thanks for everything you do for me
and for my family. You're great. Hey dad good luck with the customer
meeting this week. I hope everything goes well for you.
This week went alright. There were a couple slow
days, but we were able to pull together a pretty good week. We actually
had to go to Puebla 3 times in the week. First on P day to go to get
supplies at the offices, then again on Friday for the mission council
with Pres and the other zone leaders, and then again on Sunday....for
a baptism in my old area!!!! An investigator named Eloisa was
progressing really well when I left, but she didn't have a date for
baptism quite yet. Yesterday I baptized her! She is awesome. We have
also been working with this great family. The dad is a non member, but
he is in the United States, the mom a less active, the daughter a super
active member, and the son, German, is ten years old and is a non member
as well. At first we could see that the less active mom wasn't too
interested in going back to church, and German said he didn't want to be
baptized and that he didn't want to go to church either. After working
with them a few times, they felt the spirit and it's helping them change
a lot. They all went to church on Sunday
and German accepted baptism. It's a testimony that the Lord can change
hearts. We're working with quite a few other people as well here. It's
been good. Also just barley we went to Huejo (you probably remember me
mentioning this town a year ago) to buy things for the week. Exactly a
year ago I was there finishing up with the first area and about to head
to the city. I don't know if you all remember that crazy carnival/parade
thing that I saw, but I saw it again today. It's just a nuts as I
remember.
Well I hope that you all have a great week. Keep
working hard and doing good things in your life. Live in a way that
makes our Father in Heaven proud. I am proud to say that I am your
son/brother. I love each and every one of you. HAPPY BIRTHDAY GRANDPA! 
Con amor,
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