Me and my companion decided this week that we need to be
more Chilean. Haha. It has been fun to try. We have made a huge group
of new friends, the average age of them is probably around 8, but they
are really nice and don't make fun of us. Our new group of friends
taught us how to use Trompos, these awesome top things that you have to
throw in the air with your fingers attached to a string that is wrapped
around the top, and then whip your hand back to spin it. It spins way
fast and then you can do some crazy things with the spinning top. Look
it up on youtube. It has taken some practice but now i can pick up the
top and balance it in my hand. cool right? But our friends were really
nice and now we talk to them for a little every time we pass. That is
how we get through to the hearts of the parents. through the children.
We did watch all of the conference sessions.
Awesome!!! I loved conference. Member Missionary work. Amazing.
Victoria our investigator went to all of the sessions! The talk
President Uchtdorf gave in the sat. morning session was directly to her.
It was awesome. I did get to watch it in English which was nice.
English is so beautiful.
The language is rough. I can not understand what
they are saying! When i tell them to slow down and talk clearer then i
can but i don't get why they cant just talk like a regular Latino. It is
so slurred and abbreviated that some words are almost unrecognizable.
its insane. But ill get it eventually. I have faith.
I think that is all....I have some stories but they
are too long to tell right now. When i get home ill tell you every
thing that happened. i love all of you guys so much. Take care of izzy.
tell her hi fo me.
Love,
Elder Paco Borup
This is a picture of me with the El Estanque. the name sake for our sector
This is me with our cactus that we bought a couple of weeks ago. His name is Carlito. That is a cut out of Noah that we have put in his pot.
Buenos dias
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