¿Como están? Estoy bien como siempre,
the first picture is of a couple of houses in a small Little area called Robles, we went there yesterday to see how the members are doing, about 13 were there its pretty small, and there aren’t any missionaries over there because its part of our area. i like the houses because they make me think of how the Nephites and Laminites built theirs when they were here.
Looking for Crocs...The second picture is of me in the canoe we have to take to get to the village, I was looking for crocodiles because the guy taking us across always tells us to be careful because there are some in the river, I didn’t see any so no photos.
Spiders....The last picture is of a tarantula that my companion found in his pants as he was picking them up to take em and get them washed, we killed it with some poison and then I put my name tag next to it, so we could see the size of it. COOL HUH!!!!!
i have only been using one pair of shoes, and they are starting to get some wholes in the soles, my goal is to keep using the two pairs that i have so i need to find a place where they resole shoes.
Today while walking over to a sisters house for breakfast, i found a live turtle in the street, i gave it to the sister and she said she will keep it until its bigger and then eat it. i haven't had any strange food yet, but i am told there is turtle, armadillo and pig intestines. when members give me the plate i don't ask what it is i just start eating then i ask afterwards what i just ate, that way i don't get sick while i am eating.
Mom you know i am a fast reader it takes me less then 10 minutes to read all the e-mails i get
I sent Landon i letter a while ago but i am not sure if he got it. tell him i am really excited for him and not to worry about the Spanish, work on the grammar principles and he will be fine, also start eating spicy foods, start his stomach on the change now so he wont suffer to much, and also Pepto-bismal will become his favorite medicine when he gets a stomach ache and/or diarehea.
My toe is fine i am going back next week for the guy to check it, to make sure its good.
There is a little girl here who cant say my name she says elder beve, just lake jacer said dodo. Also the daughter of a investigator calls me little brother. we go to visit them and she comes running to me shouting Hermanito, Hermanito. then she starts making faces at me.
i saw some really cool urinals today, instead of a handle there is a foot peddle to flush them kinda of like a gas pedal in the car.
the garments the drylux stuff is great and also a can of French Vanilla Hot chocolate.
I have made a goal for the next six months top get 50 people baptized and confirmed, my first six moths i got 19, and now i have a goal.
Well i love you all and will talk to you next week.
Elder Jordan Ross Weaver.
Can not believe that you are 1/4 of the way done-
What a great adventure you are having!
Be safe, and we know you will work hard to reach your goal!
You are always in our thoughts and prayers...
The houses are amazing, it looks like one is smoking on the side...
I sure take my home for granted...the turkeys are huge,
so glad that you saw no crocodiles, and should I send bug spray? :)
Just add to the list of worries for Mom:) Ha, Ha!
"Have faith not fear"
Love you so much, Mom and Dad
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