Week 24 Valencia
Hey! How are things going? I am doing good. Today we are in Quevedo. Today we got permission to play soccer as a zone, so we played today on an astroturf field. It was really cool and fun. After we played, we went to a restaurant that is called Quality, where we can buy American food, hamburgers, hotdogs and tacos. And now we are in a cyber here in Quevedo writing before we go back to Valencia to get ready for the day.
This week we don´t have any baptisms planned, but we still have hope that we could have one this week. We had a lot of investigators in the church this week, so now we have five investigators that have been to the church at least two times, so any one of them could progress to baptism. We have plans to put a lot of baptism dates this week, but let’s see what happens. If I don´t baptise them then the next elder is going to have about ten baptisms when he gets here, but let’s see how it goes.
I am doing good, getting ready to leave Valencia. I hope I don´t have to go, but if I go, Ya, I won´t be too sad. Well I hope everything is going good. Tell Dad Happy Birthday for me. Tell him we celebrated it here with a dinner called Cerviche de Camaron or Shrimp Cerviche. It is one of my favorites and I am learning how to make it, so everything is going good. I love you all. Bye!
Hey! I forgot to put it in the other email, but I have gotten all of the packages that you have sent me. I received my glasses and the contact solution and I also got the oil vials, so I think that is all of them. If you haven’t sent the next package, can you send me a small bottle of lemon pepper? I am thinking about having a barbeque, but I can´t do it without lemon pepper. Thank you for the packages. They were great!
About the shoes, I have three pair of Rockport shoes. I have been using just one pair for a year and they are still going! In the MTC and before, I was using another different pair of Rockports and I put them away, but they are still good. I just need insoles. Other than that, my shoes are doing good and holding up great. The pair that I am using, about two months ago, I took them to a place and had them fixed. I had walked a hole in the sole, but they don´t have soles here in Quevedo big enough for my shoes, so they added rubber and then put another piece of special rubber and fixed them up and they are doing good now. I am pretty sure that they will last another six or seven months before I will have to fix them up again, so don´t worry about the shoes.
The rest of my clothes are doing good. My favorite pair of pants ripped in the crotch, so I had to send them to get fixed, but they are back and doing good. I think they will last the two years, but let’s see what happens. All is going well with my clothes, so don´t worry, ok? Thanks Again!
Elder Goode
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Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
2008_11_17 Week 4 Balzar Shara
Curtis emailed Shara Gibbons on Monday, November 17, 2008 9:36 AM
Shara emailed back that same day.
hey how are things going? sorry I haven´t written in so long I have been really busy in Ecuador. Everything is good in Ecuador except the milk they sell it in liter bags so it takes about 4 bags to make a gallon and they cost about the same as a gallon of milk too so it sucks I can´t drink milk like I could in the MTC. How are things in lewiston? Well I gotta go bye
Things are going good. Taylor's birthday is tomorrow she will be one year old already. I can't believe that she is a year old already time really goes by quickly.
yeah I know the time goes quickly Today I have two more weeks and then we have transfers and I will have a month and a half in the mission already it is pretty crazy
Yep it is. How is the food? Are you able to speak with the natives in Spanish alright?
The spanish is coming along good. I can talk with the people ok but I still am having trouble understanding them but it is getting easier. the food is good. for breakfast and dinner I have cereal or bread and milk or eggs nothing really hard or complicated. for lunch monday and tuesday we eat in our house so we usually have rice and some other thing like mashed potatoes or vegetables or something. wednesdays we eat in the house of one of the members here in our branch it is good. then thursday through sunday we eat with a differnt member she is our mamita de comida or food. she cooks really good usually soup to start with and then a plate of rice with beans and some sort of meat and usually with fried bananas or platanos they are so good.
Sounds like you are eating really well. So I saw a picture of you with your companion and mission president and wife. You are so much bigger than they are. Are you bigger than about everyone down there?
pretty much I am taller than just about everybody the only people that are taller than me are other gringo missionaries everybody else is shorter than me
Is it easy to get people’s attention because you are so much taller? Do they come up to talk to you or do you have to approach them?
I have to go talk to them still but it is ok we don´t knock on doors here we just walk down the street and talk to the people that are sitting looking out their windows and teach them through the window then when we return we get invited into the house to teach them more
That is cool, do you have any baptisms lined up?
I baptised a 54 year old lady last saturday and we are baptising her mom on the 29th of this month and then the first saturday in december we are baptising a young man named carlos de barco
That is neat. I hope that you are enjoying teaching the gospel.
I am don´t worry well I have to go I am out of time sorry Bye I love you all a lot Elder Goode
We love you too!!!
Shara emailed back that same day.
hey how are things going? sorry I haven´t written in so long I have been really busy in Ecuador. Everything is good in Ecuador except the milk they sell it in liter bags so it takes about 4 bags to make a gallon and they cost about the same as a gallon of milk too so it sucks I can´t drink milk like I could in the MTC. How are things in lewiston? Well I gotta go bye
Things are going good. Taylor's birthday is tomorrow she will be one year old already. I can't believe that she is a year old already time really goes by quickly.
yeah I know the time goes quickly Today I have two more weeks and then we have transfers and I will have a month and a half in the mission already it is pretty crazy
Yep it is. How is the food? Are you able to speak with the natives in Spanish alright?
The spanish is coming along good. I can talk with the people ok but I still am having trouble understanding them but it is getting easier. the food is good. for breakfast and dinner I have cereal or bread and milk or eggs nothing really hard or complicated. for lunch monday and tuesday we eat in our house so we usually have rice and some other thing like mashed potatoes or vegetables or something. wednesdays we eat in the house of one of the members here in our branch it is good. then thursday through sunday we eat with a differnt member she is our mamita de comida or food. she cooks really good usually soup to start with and then a plate of rice with beans and some sort of meat and usually with fried bananas or platanos they are so good.
Sounds like you are eating really well. So I saw a picture of you with your companion and mission president and wife. You are so much bigger than they are. Are you bigger than about everyone down there?
pretty much I am taller than just about everybody the only people that are taller than me are other gringo missionaries everybody else is shorter than me
Is it easy to get people’s attention because you are so much taller? Do they come up to talk to you or do you have to approach them?
I have to go talk to them still but it is ok we don´t knock on doors here we just walk down the street and talk to the people that are sitting looking out their windows and teach them through the window then when we return we get invited into the house to teach them more
That is cool, do you have any baptisms lined up?
I baptised a 54 year old lady last saturday and we are baptising her mom on the 29th of this month and then the first saturday in december we are baptising a young man named carlos de barco
That is neat. I hope that you are enjoying teaching the gospel.
I am don´t worry well I have to go I am out of time sorry Bye I love you all a lot Elder Goode
We love you too!!!
Friday, October 31, 2008
2008_10_27 First Email from Ecuador
Mom’s Email sent on 10/23/2008 at 10:36 AM
Curtis’s Reply sent on Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:40:16 -0600
Hi Curtis,
Please hit reply and answer the questions right below each one. Please write more than one or two word answers.
I hope you are having a great time in Ecuador. I watched your flight information on that last flight with a bit of nervousness. You were almost an hour late taking off and landing in Ecuador. I was sure relieved when the internet said you had finally landed. I am sure it made it a lot longer day for you with having to sit on the plane for an extra hour before take off. Do you know what caused the delay?
Yes one of the levers in the cock pit wasn´t working so they had to get maintenance to come and fix it.
Who did you sit by?
I can´t remember her name but she is a native of ecuador living in miami she was going home to visit and for a baptism in the catholic church and a wedding. she is 26 years old I taught her about tithing fast offerings temples mission joseph smith and the restoration baptism the word of wisdom and the law of chastity during our flight it was really cool she wouldn´t accept a pass along card but that is ok.
Did you talk to anyone about the Gospel?
yeah I tried to talk to everyone I could about the gospel.
What did they feed you?
I had mashed potatoes and gravey with a ground beef steak on the plane
How was it to go through Customs?
Customs wasn´t really that big of a deal I didn´t have anything that wasn´t allowed so I was fine
Did you have any problems at the airport?
No we didn´t have any problems at the airport
How long did it take to get your bags and get through Customs?
once we landed it took about an hour to go through customs get our bags and then go through security too.
Tell us about President Gamboa and his wife. What do you think of them so far?
The president is was nice he seems like he is way strict but he really isn´t he is really quite nice actually
How was your interview with President Gamboa?
my interview was short he asked me about my integrity and then he asked me how I felt and then we were done
Did they take you to the mission home and feed you?
that night that I arrived in ecuador we went to the temple and stayed in the temple hotel and had pizza for dinner and then after dinner we went strait to bed the next day we got up and went throught the temple in spanish and then we went to the presidents house and had lunch after having a meeting with the office elders about the mission rules. For lunch we started with a delicious fruit salad it was amazing then we had mashed potatoes and gravy with chicken and then we had apple pie and icecream for desert and then we had a testimony meeting after we went to the temple and met our trainers for and we took some pictures and then we headed for our areas my area is the city of Balizar it is about half way between guayaquil and quevedo.
Did you stay at the temple housing? How was that?
the temple hotel was good but cramped
Did you sleep well your first night there?
yeah it wasn´t bad once the AC got going
Have you slept well since that first night?
yeah but it is hot and sweaty at night
Tell us about the temple. Did you get to go?
yeah I went through in spanish the temple is really pretty inside
How was it in Spanish?
it was good, it was hard though
I looked up the weather down there on Google Earth. It looks like you are going to have ten days of cooler weather, though humid ones and lots of rain. You are going to get really dependent on that umbrella you took with you. I should be able to see what the weather is like all the time on Google Earth. I found a way to turn on the weather settings so I can see the next ten days forecast and the cloud cover. Are you feeling okay with all the humididty?
Yeah the humidity is fine it isn´t a problem except when I try to dry off after a shower it just doesn´t work very well
Are your allergies doing okay?
yeah they arent a problem at all
Are you well?
yeah I am doing fine
Tell us about your companion. What is his name?
My trainer is Elder Bejar he is from Peru a native speaker it makes communication hard sometimes but that is ok.
Where is he from?
Peru
How long has he been out?
he has been serving for a year november 1st
How many other missionaries has he trained?
none besides me
What do you think of him so far?
he is great things are really good
Tell us about your location. Where are you serving?
in the city of Balizar it is crazy we live in the city but to the east of the city there is country with dirt roads and the houses are made of cane posts and split cane posts for the siding with tin roofs usually built on stilts it is so weird
We want to find you on Google Earth, so what is your street address?
26 de septiembre la municipilidad de balzar I don´t think you will be able to find it very well but in balzar there is in the west there is a river to the east of the river is the city in the west of the city there is a catholic church with a big open space to the north of it with a little playground in the north east corner of the lot I live to the north of the playground on the next block in an apartment on the second floor the door to our apartment faces the east.
What is your apartment like?
my apartment is quite big really it has two bathrooms a kitchen area and a large area for beds
How many elders are living there?
there is just me and my companion living there
Do you have a mamita to cook and do laundry for you?
yes we have both but they both live in the cane houses to the east of the city
Tell us about your daily routine. How much time do you spend studying?
we get up at 6 30 start studying at 7 30 study till 10 30 do everything else we need to and usually leave by 11 to prosolyte we have lunch at one a huge lunch and then prosolyte untill 9 and then go home plan from 9 to 9 30 and then we get ready for bed and I am usually ready for bed at 10 or 10 15
What kind of Spanish words are you focusing on now that you are in the field?
I can understand gospel words now I am trying to understand the everyday words that I don´t know
Have you been out tracting?
yeah we have done a lot of tracting I have probably walked over 20 miles this past week
Have you started teaching yet?
yeah we have been teaching in fact we have a baptism this saturday!
Is your companion new to your area or was he there with another companion before?
my companion has been in this area for 3 months now so he knows everybody really well
Do you have investigators you are teaching already? Tell us about them.
yeah there are a few the one with the baptism date this saturday is sonja. I don´t know much more about her we only taught her one time since we have been here. there is the santi yung family that the father would get baptised but they are working throught a divorce and we cant baptise them yet. most of our other investigators are fairly new and I don´t know them very well yet
Is there any that we can pray specifically for to help you with the work?
No not yet that I can think of
Tell us about your very best experience so far.
Yesterday we got on a bus and headed towards guayaquil for about 45 minutes and then we got off we went to a house and had sacrament meeting where I presided and Elder Bejar conducted I didn´t konw this but we are branch presidents in this area it is really weird to think that I am basically a bishop
Tell us about your worst experience so far.
I really haven´t had any bad experiences so far they have all been pretty good
Has anything funny or memorable happened?
no not really that I know of but I´m sure there are things that I have said that are funny I just don´t know it
Do you know where Elder Barolomei is serving?
I don´t know where he is serving
Did you remember to give him his stuff back before you parted?
yeah everthing but his spanish english dictionary but I will send that through the pouch this thursday at our district meeting
Was it hard to leave him and go to a new companion?
It was hard but at the same time no it wasn´t because I knew that it was time to change and get a new companion
How did you travel to get to your area and new companion? Bus? Car? Alone? With Other Elders?
we took a taxi in the city to the bus depo and then we took a bus for 4 hours to my city
I called America First and they filled out a form to put with your account so the fraud department will not flag anything from Ecuador as possible fraud. Have you bought your backpack yet?
yeah they gave them to us when we got here and they will take the 16 dollars from our allotment 8 the first two weeks and 8 the next ones we get 80 dollars every two weeks
Have you done any shopping for food yet?
yeah it is a lot different here milk comes in liter bags
Have you bought anything else?
yeah food eggs milk cereal cheese
Is there anything you need?
not that I can think of right now remember if you send any packages use the green slips not the white ones they take 15 dollars from me if I get a package with a white slip
Tell us about the food you have eaten so far. Remember to take your vitamins every day.
soup with every meal usually some sort of chicken soup with vegatables amd a little meat and then a huge plate of rice with beans and fried bananas too they are good. and some meat on top of the rice
What is the best thing you have eaten so far?
probably yesterday I had rice with beans with I think mangos in them and then it was seasoned beef strips with fried bananas
What is the worst thing you have eaten so far?
probably the first day it was the soup broth with some sort of bone in it with a little meat on the bone and a lot of fat on it it wasn´t good but I ate it anyways
Are you happy you are there?
yes I am way happy to be here
Is it what you expected it would be like?
No it is nothing like what I expected it to be
Tell us about the people you have met or seen so far. What is your impression of them?
They are humble for the most part they are mostly catholic but not many are active in their church they are very friendly especially to a gringo
Tell us about your area. Are you in a poor area or a well to do area?
my area has both in it in the city live the well to do people and the people not in the city are poor
Is it big city, country, mountains, coastal?
It is a larger city with country surrounding it
Tell us about the sanitation and health conditions of your area.
it really isn´t that sanitary here I do have a flush toilet and a shower but most people don´t the water isn´t safe so people buy the five gallon water containers they cost a dollar each which isn´t bad at all. we use them too. the big thing that gets me is throwing the toilet paper in the trash after using it but that is becoming more normal for me.
Please write more about anything else you think we would like to know.
I love you so much and I am so very proud of you. I hope you have a fabulous week. I look forward to hearing from you. I know you are safe and the Lord is protecting you, but it will still give me peace to know where exactly on this earth you are and with whom you are serving.
Love always,
Mom
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:40:16 -0600Hi Curtis. I am so happy to hear from you. Thanks for writing all of this. Are you still there?
10/27/2008 11:41 AM
Yeah I am still here for about another five minutes and then my time is up sorry
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:43:16 -0600Is there anything else we need to know or you need me to do for you? Have you looked for Contact Solution or Vitamins to see what they cost?
10/27/2008 11:45 AM
no I haven´t but i don´t think there is anything that I need right now
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:47:07 -0600
Have a really great week. Take a few photos and send to us soon if you can. Did you get photos of you with the mission president and his wife? We would love to see your new companion. Have you already written to the mission president today?
Curtis’s Reply sent on Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:40:16 -0600
Hi Curtis,
Please hit reply and answer the questions right below each one. Please write more than one or two word answers.
I hope you are having a great time in Ecuador. I watched your flight information on that last flight with a bit of nervousness. You were almost an hour late taking off and landing in Ecuador. I was sure relieved when the internet said you had finally landed. I am sure it made it a lot longer day for you with having to sit on the plane for an extra hour before take off. Do you know what caused the delay?
Yes one of the levers in the cock pit wasn´t working so they had to get maintenance to come and fix it.
Who did you sit by?
I can´t remember her name but she is a native of ecuador living in miami she was going home to visit and for a baptism in the catholic church and a wedding. she is 26 years old I taught her about tithing fast offerings temples mission joseph smith and the restoration baptism the word of wisdom and the law of chastity during our flight it was really cool she wouldn´t accept a pass along card but that is ok.
Did you talk to anyone about the Gospel?
yeah I tried to talk to everyone I could about the gospel.
What did they feed you?
I had mashed potatoes and gravey with a ground beef steak on the plane
How was it to go through Customs?
Customs wasn´t really that big of a deal I didn´t have anything that wasn´t allowed so I was fine
Did you have any problems at the airport?
No we didn´t have any problems at the airport
How long did it take to get your bags and get through Customs?
once we landed it took about an hour to go through customs get our bags and then go through security too.
Tell us about President Gamboa and his wife. What do you think of them so far?
The president is was nice he seems like he is way strict but he really isn´t he is really quite nice actually
How was your interview with President Gamboa?
my interview was short he asked me about my integrity and then he asked me how I felt and then we were done
Did they take you to the mission home and feed you?
that night that I arrived in ecuador we went to the temple and stayed in the temple hotel and had pizza for dinner and then after dinner we went strait to bed the next day we got up and went throught the temple in spanish and then we went to the presidents house and had lunch after having a meeting with the office elders about the mission rules. For lunch we started with a delicious fruit salad it was amazing then we had mashed potatoes and gravy with chicken and then we had apple pie and icecream for desert and then we had a testimony meeting after we went to the temple and met our trainers for and we took some pictures and then we headed for our areas my area is the city of Balizar it is about half way between guayaquil and quevedo.
Did you stay at the temple housing? How was that?
the temple hotel was good but cramped
Did you sleep well your first night there?
yeah it wasn´t bad once the AC got going
Have you slept well since that first night?
yeah but it is hot and sweaty at night
Tell us about the temple. Did you get to go?
yeah I went through in spanish the temple is really pretty inside
How was it in Spanish?
it was good, it was hard though
I looked up the weather down there on Google Earth. It looks like you are going to have ten days of cooler weather, though humid ones and lots of rain. You are going to get really dependent on that umbrella you took with you. I should be able to see what the weather is like all the time on Google Earth. I found a way to turn on the weather settings so I can see the next ten days forecast and the cloud cover. Are you feeling okay with all the humididty?
Yeah the humidity is fine it isn´t a problem except when I try to dry off after a shower it just doesn´t work very well
Are your allergies doing okay?
yeah they arent a problem at all
Are you well?
yeah I am doing fine
Tell us about your companion. What is his name?
My trainer is Elder Bejar he is from Peru a native speaker it makes communication hard sometimes but that is ok.
Where is he from?
Peru
How long has he been out?
he has been serving for a year november 1st
How many other missionaries has he trained?
none besides me
What do you think of him so far?
he is great things are really good
Tell us about your location. Where are you serving?
in the city of Balizar it is crazy we live in the city but to the east of the city there is country with dirt roads and the houses are made of cane posts and split cane posts for the siding with tin roofs usually built on stilts it is so weird
We want to find you on Google Earth, so what is your street address?
26 de septiembre la municipilidad de balzar I don´t think you will be able to find it very well but in balzar there is in the west there is a river to the east of the river is the city in the west of the city there is a catholic church with a big open space to the north of it with a little playground in the north east corner of the lot I live to the north of the playground on the next block in an apartment on the second floor the door to our apartment faces the east.
What is your apartment like?
my apartment is quite big really it has two bathrooms a kitchen area and a large area for beds
How many elders are living there?
there is just me and my companion living there
Do you have a mamita to cook and do laundry for you?
yes we have both but they both live in the cane houses to the east of the city
Tell us about your daily routine. How much time do you spend studying?
we get up at 6 30 start studying at 7 30 study till 10 30 do everything else we need to and usually leave by 11 to prosolyte we have lunch at one a huge lunch and then prosolyte untill 9 and then go home plan from 9 to 9 30 and then we get ready for bed and I am usually ready for bed at 10 or 10 15
What kind of Spanish words are you focusing on now that you are in the field?
I can understand gospel words now I am trying to understand the everyday words that I don´t know
Have you been out tracting?
yeah we have done a lot of tracting I have probably walked over 20 miles this past week
Have you started teaching yet?
yeah we have been teaching in fact we have a baptism this saturday!
Is your companion new to your area or was he there with another companion before?
my companion has been in this area for 3 months now so he knows everybody really well
Do you have investigators you are teaching already? Tell us about them.
yeah there are a few the one with the baptism date this saturday is sonja. I don´t know much more about her we only taught her one time since we have been here. there is the santi yung family that the father would get baptised but they are working throught a divorce and we cant baptise them yet. most of our other investigators are fairly new and I don´t know them very well yet
Is there any that we can pray specifically for to help you with the work?
No not yet that I can think of
Tell us about your very best experience so far.
Yesterday we got on a bus and headed towards guayaquil for about 45 minutes and then we got off we went to a house and had sacrament meeting where I presided and Elder Bejar conducted I didn´t konw this but we are branch presidents in this area it is really weird to think that I am basically a bishop
Tell us about your worst experience so far.
I really haven´t had any bad experiences so far they have all been pretty good
Has anything funny or memorable happened?
no not really that I know of but I´m sure there are things that I have said that are funny I just don´t know it
Do you know where Elder Barolomei is serving?
I don´t know where he is serving
Did you remember to give him his stuff back before you parted?
yeah everthing but his spanish english dictionary but I will send that through the pouch this thursday at our district meeting
Was it hard to leave him and go to a new companion?
It was hard but at the same time no it wasn´t because I knew that it was time to change and get a new companion
How did you travel to get to your area and new companion? Bus? Car? Alone? With Other Elders?
we took a taxi in the city to the bus depo and then we took a bus for 4 hours to my city
I called America First and they filled out a form to put with your account so the fraud department will not flag anything from Ecuador as possible fraud. Have you bought your backpack yet?
yeah they gave them to us when we got here and they will take the 16 dollars from our allotment 8 the first two weeks and 8 the next ones we get 80 dollars every two weeks
Have you done any shopping for food yet?
yeah it is a lot different here milk comes in liter bags
Have you bought anything else?
yeah food eggs milk cereal cheese
Is there anything you need?
not that I can think of right now remember if you send any packages use the green slips not the white ones they take 15 dollars from me if I get a package with a white slip
Tell us about the food you have eaten so far. Remember to take your vitamins every day.
soup with every meal usually some sort of chicken soup with vegatables amd a little meat and then a huge plate of rice with beans and fried bananas too they are good. and some meat on top of the rice
What is the best thing you have eaten so far?
probably yesterday I had rice with beans with I think mangos in them and then it was seasoned beef strips with fried bananas
What is the worst thing you have eaten so far?
probably the first day it was the soup broth with some sort of bone in it with a little meat on the bone and a lot of fat on it it wasn´t good but I ate it anyways
Are you happy you are there?
yes I am way happy to be here
Is it what you expected it would be like?
No it is nothing like what I expected it to be
Tell us about the people you have met or seen so far. What is your impression of them?
They are humble for the most part they are mostly catholic but not many are active in their church they are very friendly especially to a gringo
Tell us about your area. Are you in a poor area or a well to do area?
my area has both in it in the city live the well to do people and the people not in the city are poor
Is it big city, country, mountains, coastal?
It is a larger city with country surrounding it
Tell us about the sanitation and health conditions of your area.
it really isn´t that sanitary here I do have a flush toilet and a shower but most people don´t the water isn´t safe so people buy the five gallon water containers they cost a dollar each which isn´t bad at all. we use them too. the big thing that gets me is throwing the toilet paper in the trash after using it but that is becoming more normal for me.
Please write more about anything else you think we would like to know.
I love you so much and I am so very proud of you. I hope you have a fabulous week. I look forward to hearing from you. I know you are safe and the Lord is protecting you, but it will still give me peace to know where exactly on this earth you are and with whom you are serving.
Love always,
Mom
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:40:16 -0600Hi Curtis. I am so happy to hear from you. Thanks for writing all of this. Are you still there?
10/27/2008 11:41 AM
Yeah I am still here for about another five minutes and then my time is up sorry
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:43:16 -0600Is there anything else we need to know or you need me to do for you? Have you looked for Contact Solution or Vitamins to see what they cost?
10/27/2008 11:45 AM
no I haven´t but i don´t think there is anything that I need right now
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:47:07 -0600
Have a really great week. Take a few photos and send to us soon if you can. Did you get photos of you with the mission president and his wife? We would love to see your new companion. Have you already written to the mission president today?
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