Sorry again
about the letter from last week, not a lot happened. Don't be worried
everything is all right with me, in fact the things here are amazing. I feel
right at home every Sunday, in the ward I am serving in right now, there are
even little kids that cry and run everywhere.
This week a lot
of good things happened.
Everyone knows
that Elders are good for a lot of things. One of those things is helping people
move. In the United States people take the stuff out of the house load it on a
truck then drive to the new house and then unload everything. Here in Medellin,
in some areas a truck is not an option. The only option is to carry your things
from your old house to your new house. That is what we did this week, we helped
a family move their things. But the cool part is that their old house was up in
the mountain, and their new house was even farther
up in the mountain. So, yeah we had to carry all the things up the side of the
mountain.
Here in
Colombia, I have noticed that the missionaries are involved in everything. This
week we had a very special night for all the couples in the ward. We planned a
really cool activity. A lot of couples came and had a great time. I don't know
if I have told you, but my companion is about to finish his mission. So I like
to joke with him. Whenever we see a couple kissing or managing their 3 kids I
always like to tell him, "Look companion, your life in 3 years, kissing
and crying kids!" We always get a good laugh out of that one. So now that
I am thinking about it, I could say that to Mitchell and to Greg.
HAHAHAHAHAHAH. It’s a funny joke, right?
And to top the
week: we had a baptism! After 8 years of investigating the Church and working
hard to gather what was necessary for her marriage, Sister Virgelina finally
got baptized. Ever since I got here, I have seen her at every baptism with a
sad face because she was not yet baptized. But on Saturday her smile could not
have been any bigger. I am very thankful that I could be here in this ward to
share in this experience.
Last short
story, I should get my package this week. Don't miss next week’s episode for
the details.
I love you Mom
and all other readers,
Love Elder
Rucker
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