Well, another week down in Honduras. This week actualy flew by incredibly fast, and the scheduling this week was crazy. We were planning to have divisions with our zone leaders on wednesday, but that got cancelled because the President called onTuesday night and told us we would be having interveiws the next day, Wednesday. But then he canceled again and said Thursday. Nobody knew about it, so it threw a wrench in the plans of the week, but we adjusted. It was worth it though, Interviews were great.
Then another plan that killed us was the baptism this week. It felt like everything got thrown together at the last second because, even though we've been planning it for over a week, people kept wanting to change things, so it was just a mess. Even walking to the church buiding to clean up before the baptism, not everything was planned out. Then all of the sudden, while we were walking in the street, a car hit me. I mean, it wasn't really that bad. It was just the side view mirror hit my arm. They were driving pretty fast and didn't stop. I was at least glad to see that I had broken the mirror haha. Then we kept walking like nothing happened.
Then also this week, we got to skype with our families. So we asked a few members if we could use their laptops, and we headed over to the church building to skype on mother's day. Of course, the church wifi is still the same in Honduras, and we were able to talk with them in the church building. Then the lights went out as we were talking. We assumed that the internet would go out too because there wasn't electricity, but it stayed on... for 5 minutes. Then not having said goodbye, we went in search of electricity. A member drove us to the center of the city, just to find out that where we went didin't have wifi. Then we get a call saying the lights were back on in the church building, so we went back and finished up our skype. It was a pretty good week.
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| I promise she's happy. Most people just don't smile for pictures down here. |
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| Skype screen shot my mom took on Mothers day |
