Me and my old comp in Hispanic attire |
Me and my new comps |
Me and Luke Bryan |
Just me |
Last P-day we went to the Houston rodeo. Well it was actually kinda lame cuz the real
cowboy stuff didn't start till 6 and that's when we had to leave. So we just watched mutton bustin’ and walked
around the carnival and the livestock show. And I entered to win like 4 different ford
trucks so I might be sending home some cars.
And also in this area we tutor kids every week in a trailer park
because none of the kids there ever graduate from high school so we are going
to change that! It’s pretty fun cuz niños
are the best!
And I had my first super weird member dinner on the
mission. We went over to the Santiago
family and it was fish and salad. Except
the fish, they just cooked a straight up fish! Like with the tail and head and scales and
all! And it was all brown and gray it
looked so nasty. We were like picking
out spines and stuff the whole time. But
it wasn't too bad, just gross looking and super hard to eat with the bones. Then the salad was just some garnish, like on
a restaurant plate, and red onions with no dressing. It was so weird! Hispanics, man...
But next week, we do have a lady getting baptized. Her name is Floris and she is like 50. She is the best! We gave her all the pamphlets and she read and
studied them all and then read them to her family. And she already does "family home
evening" or something like it 2 times a week. And she heard people at church pay tithing but
since she doesn't have a church she donates more than 10% to charities every
week. She is so ready!
And we teach kids named Jorge and Amaironi. (Like Georgio Armani,
but not!) but she is 16 and she has come to a baptism and said she felt
something weird but good, aka the spirit. And George just loves the activities and how
there is always food. But they will be
baptized on the 19 of April and the only thing Amaironi is worried about is
that her mom won’t approve, but the mom tells us that she doesn't care. I think
Amaironi just doesn't want to take a chance, but they come to church and mutual
so they are solid.
Oh and the ward choir sang yesterday. Oh boy! Hispanics and choirs just don't mix well! It’s like mustard and orange juice! They were just shouting in their high pitched
voices. Haha, but I love it at the same
time.
Anyways, Love, Elder Parks
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