Well my first week in Comondú has been pretty
sweet! I´m loving my new companion, Elder De Jesus! He´s a fantastic missionary
and I´m excited to be his companion. I´ve already had a couple experiences with
him like “….THAT door.” Just like a stereotypical missionary! My district
is really good too. The bad news is....a couple of things. It costs like 60
bucks to go to La Paz for whatever reason, and then come back. that means
literally more than half of our money is gone! It´s reimbursable but we have to
send the tickets to the mission office, so it takes forever. So we
have bikes in this area! It´s really cool, and really fun, for all of my body
except for the bum part. I have attached a picture of my seat. (ouch.)
Also
attached is a picture of our house, which has ten-foot concrete walls on all
sides, and the door is a metal gate. It literally complies with the zombie
survival guide for a zombie-proof house! Awesome!
We´ve been enjoying the music
that Elder De Jesus has on his memory drive, which includes "The Prince of
Egypt". AWESOME. Watch it for me! =) Flashbacks of "Magic to Do"
were popping in my head. By the way, we´re heading to La Paz this week, so
money might be squishy.
I´m going to leave the cyber café and get a haircut, then next week ýou´ll have some pictures of me and my companion.
Well, in my pictures also you´ll find why they
combine the word "Polvo" (dust) and "Comondú" to make
"Polvondú". It´s SUPER dusty everywhere!
The air usually looks like
that in the morning, and you can see that my shoes are suffering too!
It´s
super crazy, but I love it. The people are very humble here, much more so than
San José. Since I´m new, I don´t have too much more to write about...So I love
you guys!
Love, ELDER CANGREJO
Hahahah,I love it "Cangerjo"= crab! And what about that zombie proof house! I love that Elder Crabb is still Cody!
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