Elder Case: Honduras, Tegucigalpa Mission: Capítulo 24 -"rapiditos buses"

Well, it's official, Elder Case will be transferred to the Zone of San Lorenzo, the hottest place in Honduras supposedly, this Wednesday. Sunday night, right before changes, everyone anxiously awaits to hear the new changes in the zones. It just so turns out that I was the only one in the zone to have changes. I don't know why, but I'm excited. I hear lots of good things about the southern part of our mission, and now I'll get to experience it myself.

These past 6 weeks with Elder Rohrbacher as my companion have really flown by. It seems like just yesterday when we got on the bus to go the mission headquarters, and the bus driver was a maniac and made Elder Rohrbacher, and everyone else on the buss fall over from his crazy driving. They have buses out here called "rapiditos buses" and well, it's defined right there "little fast bus". And so, when we walked on the bus ( we were standing with 15 other people, because there was no room to sit down) the bus driver hit the gas like a maniac, right as i grabbed on to a bar. Then I looked back and watched every single person standing fall over to the back of the bus, and Elder Rohrbacher hitting everyone, in the face, with his bible that he had in his hand as he was going down. It was honestly super funny. You had to of seen everyone's faces when it happened.

On saturday, we had an activity that we've been planning for the last 4 weeks. The activity was an open house at the church. The idea was great, and the planning was excessive. Then it all fell to nothing when the activity actually started because almost none of the members showed up to help. We were left alone, and it seemed like a huge failure on our part. But church comes around, and we have 5 new investigators come to church that have never been there, so I guess it wasn't the biggest of failures.

Every week is full of new experiences out here.