Fotos: Elder P wins over the camera, I can´t flip pancakes, pictures of El Salvador.
This week was starting to pick up, though we're still not at 100%. The Choir practices are progessing, Elder P is going to train, and that means I have changes. These are the last 2 days in the area- I've never lasted more than 4 months in an area (and it's the 2nd time in a row that I've had changes because my companion was going to train). I was seriously expecting to actually stick with my companion for once jaja.
We visited some parts of our area that we're not very familiar with. There's a town called Nejapa (where they have the Fireball Festival), but it´s pretty far from town and en sí, during these expeditions, we were unsuccessful in finding investigators to teach. The area just past the Río Tomayate is a bit more promising though since there are so many members, less actives, and it's fairly safe. We're also getting more cooperation from the Ward. It's a bit of a shame that I won't be hear to see everything develop, but I feel like the nuevito will inherit fairly decent work.
Elder P got pretty sick yesterday. He had a 104 degree fever yesterday, but by the afternoon it got down to 100, and we left a little bit in the night and found a family of 7. We hope that they progress!
Also, sad news: Hno. Jesús died 2 weeks ago. After his confirmation, he couldn't even attend Church due to failure in the knees and his family kind of just ignored him all the time, so he just layed in a hammock all the time. I hope that he can progress much more now.
Elder Newman
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