This week was a good one. Nonetheless, I still feel like everything goes by really quick. As always, we´ll hit the highlights.
Hermana Clark learned to drive stick shift this week. I taught her. It took us about an hour of gear grinding, Hermana Clark talking to herself, Elder Tanner having to get up and help her back up, and laughter before she got good at it. She made brownies for us to thank us. Not too bad.
We have awesome investigators. One of them has wing tattoos and happens to be incredibly smart. Four of them belong to this really great family that is just so great. Their 16 year-old daughter is starting to get really interested in the Church. Palermo and Karen are still in the hospital, but Palermo´s curiosity is getting the best of him, so he might make a surprise appearance in church this Sunday.
Elder Tanner brought some people in for documentation work yesterday. Two hermanas missed their bus back home. Long story short, the best way to get them home was to put them in the truck and drive them there. We got home last night at around 11 after a 5 hour drive to Chacabuco filled with planning and singing to stay awake.
That was about it. President Resek is moving a lot of missionaries around here so we´ve got plenty of work to do here. This is the true Church. Don´t forget to give someone you love a hug or a nice text or a funny meme or something today. I love you people. Take care.
-Elder Sultan
I made pesto chicken. We played basketball. Elder Tanner made waffles for trámites.
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