¿Como está? I can´t believe we are moving! I am really quite sad, but, all will go well... New adventure, and more people to to get to know. AWESOME. Good luck!
We are on our 5th week here in Argentina of this translado. We normally have 6 weeks and then the following Wednesday is transfers. I honestly don´t know what is going to happen. BUT, I have 2 more weeks to think about that, so I´m not going to worry.
This week I had my very first splits. I stayed here in Roque Sáenz Peña, and Hermana Shoaf came here with me, while Hermana Rejas went to LaValle with Hermana Bladder. It was super fun. I decided I like splits - other than the fact that I had to plan everything for the next day and a half, and I was still in the same area that I have been in for almost 8 months. What can you do? It was still a lot of fun. And Hermana Shoaf is a great missionary. I learned a ton from her.
Also, we had Zone Conference. That was an adventure in and of itself. We had Posadas II and Eldorado with us.
We had an awesome talk by President and ate food. What more could you ask for? :) Also, my first Zone Leader is going home, - Elder Rivera. Picture attached. There is a strange story behind this, but basically, when I first got to Formosa, this was all I could do to communicate with him, and he still thinks it is hilarious. lol - Esté tipo.... :) I´m going to miss him.
This week we had a very Interesting lesson with one of our investigators (Ex investigators now...). Basically... his religion is a little interesting. They use tarot cards, and do sacrifices, and he has no interest in changing, but likes to know about all the religions. Even though it was interesting, it gave me the creeps. SO, basically, we are going to stop visiting him. I didn´t feel to right inside the his house anyway. He was very nice though.
Well, nothing else happened this week. A LOT of walking and looking for new investigators. Without a lot of luck. But the Lord is preparing a whole bunch of people... It just takes a little time to find them.
I love this Gospel so much, and I´m so grateful to be here in Argentina, learning a language, and talking to the people. The people are so great here.
I love you all so much. Be Smart, Be strong, Trust in the Lord.
Love Love Love,
Hna. Erin Kaye Griffeth
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