Cambio 2

So I've Officially been in Paraguay for 1 transfer! It went by insanely fast I can't believe it. My companion elder smith is getting transferred. Honestly I'm a little sad, but I know that it's what the Lord wants. My new companion is also new. He's coming from a mission in Perú and is from Ecuador. I don't know why he's coming here. I have to Travel over night to asunción to go pick him up tomorrow. And honestly I'm a little scared because I have to direct the work in my area now and i dont even know it that well and we cover 3 areas. Im sure ill be just fine.


Spanish is great! I can understand a lot now and I can talk about just about anything I want. My ability to teach in Spanish has greatly improved these last 6 weeks. Im not even going to have the option to speak english now so thatll be great. 


Our investagators are progressing good. We had 5 of them come to church yesterday which was great. We might invite one to be baptised today actually so we'll see. 


Pretty much nothing happened this week. It was just an average week. Which was good after a week like last week haha. If you think the weather in st george changes quick then youre wrong. The weekk started out raining for literally 3 days straight. Didnt stop once. And the second half it was so hot I thought I was gonna die. And its still winter haha.


Thank you everyone for all your support and prayers! Sorry this weeks email is short. We have to prepare for transfers and we have like no time. Se yall next week!! Ciao!!


Fotos
-sick sunset
-gross banana we found haha
- us absolutely soaked when It rained for three days straight






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