So this week I received the best gift of my entire mission... a dead bird in my helmet. Thank you, random neighborhood kids of Argentina. That was very thoughtful.
Luckily for me, that wasn´t the theme of the entire week. Other than that (and three flat tires between Hermana De Leon and I), it was a pretty good one! We had our first baptism in our ward this transfer! He was an investigator of the elders, but he´s super friendly to all the missionaries! His name is Ruben. I was so excited because it was the first baptism I´ve seen for the entire mission... I always seem to leave just in time to miss the baptisms.
Also, hopefully Hermana De Leon and I will be having our own baptism this week, for one of our investigators, Aldo. He´s 75 years old and a funny little old man that rides his bike everywhere. That´s something funny about Argentina... it doesn´t matter how old you are. Everyone rides bicycles and motorcycles.
This week we had weekly planning as a district, with our zone leaders there to help us out. It was actually super great. Our zone leaders are all-stars and gave Hermana De Leon and I advice that we should try to find something fun to do everyday as a companionship.... I guess we´ve been working too hard all the time. So we´re trying to have more fun everyday and focus on enjoying our time, not just working ourselves to the bone. Hopefully there will be some good pictures to come with that.
Other than that, I finally remembered my camera and took some pictures of my area! Yes... dirt roads and shacks. I love the mission. But I also got some shots of the city. Enjoy.
I hope everyone is well. I send my love to you all.
Sincerely,
Hermana Walton
My area at its best.... yeah, it varies a lot.
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