The day after we got to email, they actually let us go outside and teach random people. the handed us restoration pamphlets and told us to hand them out and share a short message. My comanion and I handed out and talked to 8 people in 30 minutes! We got their names and their addresses and gave it to the teachers here to give to the missionaries in the feild.
i almost forgot to talk about the market. the market wasnt at all what i expected, it was a lot calmer than i thought haha. people just had stands set up and sold whatever they had. i ended up buying a pair of shoes, a sweater, and a few ties. but the best part of our day was the zoo. so the zoo here is... interesting. i guess because they have so many exotic animals just outside roaming everywhere, the zoo suffers. they literally had a gigantic cage labeled "american pigeons" and it had over 100 pigeons from the united states haha. another cage had a cow and another had a pig. it was more of a farm than a zoo haha. but the people here loved it.
Sundays in the mtc here are nice and relaxing. you dont really have to worry about learning. You just sit back and enjoy church and devotionals. however, sundays aren't like that anymore, they made me zone leader over the mtc, so i have to go around meeting to meeting conducting all of the devotionals. thats fine but they have me do it in spanish becasue the mtc is mostly spanish speaking elders, so yeah... not relaxing anymore haha.
The new group of americans came in the past week too, and lets just say, they need a big slice of humble pie. they got their slice and then some haha. they thought they could beat my distract at sports, so we played them in volleyball and basketball and we completely destroyed their will to do sports anymore, and then they got their hair buzzed like we did haha.
thats all for this week,
sincerely, Elder Case