Is that a light by the back tire?
My new area is quite incredible. I just stared out the
window with mouth open as we went from desert fields to an instant oasis.
It would probably seem dry to Meish and Meg, but after Torreón, which has
its own beauty, it is so Green. We eat the pomegranates off the side
of the Street as we walk. The main growing season has passed but
normally there is an abundance of hanging grapes as well. We
played soccer this morning with our district, which has no hermanas, because
the other areas are really sketch. But my area is so calm. I
probably won’t have many good stories for the next few months.
I am working out and am helping my comp do the same. He has
some health issues with his legs. But he is real tough. You said that
many of them have a lot harder histories than us. It has blown my mind
how true that has been. I have heard the craziest stories.
So Elder Singly is in our zone. We had zone conference
yesterday and because our area is 3 hours away (which was awful because I drank
too much water before the trip) and the bus leaves only once per day, we
had some time to kill before the conference. We went to the apartment
of Elder Singly. He is solid and he has been a very obedient missionary
and it has showed. He is heading home in 6 weeks.
Elder Solario
I wish you could see the changes in people that I get to
see. But, I know you saw similar things on your missions. Yesterday we visited a Hermana who used to
smoke big old cigars. She has now been clean for a month and is scheduled to be
baptized on Meisha’s birthday. Our neighbors are young parents (19 & 20)
and they have a 2 year old daughter. He is a janitor and they sell hamburgers on
the weekend to get by. Now they are on the path to marriage and they have the
church in their lives to guide them.
We use the bible videos of
Christ and the apostles. I recommend them.
Love you and miss you,
Speen
Elder Singley
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