Some stories don't have a clear beginning, middle, or end. Life is about not knowing, having to change, taking the moment and making the best of it, without knowing what's going to happen next.

-Gilda Radner

Monday, March 12, 2012

Argentina #14

Ok, so once again I don´t have much to say. It´s weird because I feel like the more I do in a week the less I feel like writing about it. 

We have seen so many miracles this week. We have found the perfect investigators this week and last week. They are all progressing wonderfully so far. Usually for me it´s been a difficult to get people to read the book of Mormon and pray and keep commitments, but with these investigators it hasn´t been! A lot of them now have baptismal dates for the next transfer. I hope that I will be here! I really love Pico Truncado. It took a long time for me to love this wasteland, but now I love it so much! I don´t want to leave!

Also, I learned all about Argentine Asado (barbeque) this weekend with Familia Funes. I have pictures, notes, and videos, so I hope that I with be able to bring this skill back with me to the states. It´s really the yummiest thing ever! Although I doubt it will ever be quite as good because our beef isn´t the same in the U.S. 

And yes, we are still waiting for Exequiel´s mom to get back from Buenos Aires so that they will get married and baptized. Sometimes I forget that they aren´t members yet because they totally act and live like members (except for the Law of Chastity part). My new dream in life is their baptism because they are my new best friends/family . I love that family so much and I know I was sent here to teach them. We just bonded so quickly. 

Ok. That´s all. 

I love you all! 

Hermana Sandorf

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