Hey, I got time to type some more about this last week...
we went back to finish up the Calle Constitucion where we found Celedonio, but all we found was a dog. We were knocking doors in a building, when out of one door ran a border collie that is all black with a white spot, and its name is Luna. How small is this world that all the way in Spain, I saw the exact dog that we have at home with the same exact name.
We taught Mimi's family on Saturday, and they fed us hotdogs American style, but they also had this interesting mixture to put on them. It made them like Chicago dogs, but they are from Paraguay so I don't know how that works out... anyway, we keep getting back to back dinner appointments, and we went to Mirella's right afterwards. We literally took the train straight from Mimi's to eat another meal. We found out that she is moving to Germany where her husband lives, which is very sad because she really wants to get baptized. But, we got her info in Germany and we are going to teach her one more time before she heads off to Germany on Monday.
We had Stake Conference in which a member of the Quorum of the Seventy spoke, Elder Viias, and also our Mission president and his wife spoke. She has learned all her Spanish here and he served a mission in Argentina.
We had splits from Sunday afternoon until Tuesday morning before district meeting, and I was here with Elder Peaden. We had a great time, and saw lots of success. We also got very creative and made some delicious meals.
I would strongly suggest looking at the talk by Elder Bednar about the pickles in the April 2007 conference. We taught Miriam about changing your life using this talk. I hope all is well, and I hope that you all have a very grateful Thanksgiving. Thanks for all of the support and love.
Happy Thanksgiving from Fuenlabrada! P.S. I forgot to thank Hadley for his email.
Love,
Elder Miller
we went back to finish up the Calle Constitucion where we found Celedonio, but all we found was a dog. We were knocking doors in a building, when out of one door ran a border collie that is all black with a white spot, and its name is Luna. How small is this world that all the way in Spain, I saw the exact dog that we have at home with the same exact name.
We taught Mimi's family on Saturday, and they fed us hotdogs American style, but they also had this interesting mixture to put on them. It made them like Chicago dogs, but they are from Paraguay so I don't know how that works out... anyway, we keep getting back to back dinner appointments, and we went to Mirella's right afterwards. We literally took the train straight from Mimi's to eat another meal. We found out that she is moving to Germany where her husband lives, which is very sad because she really wants to get baptized. But, we got her info in Germany and we are going to teach her one more time before she heads off to Germany on Monday.
We had Stake Conference in which a member of the Quorum of the Seventy spoke, Elder Viias, and also our Mission president and his wife spoke. She has learned all her Spanish here and he served a mission in Argentina.
We had splits from Sunday afternoon until Tuesday morning before district meeting, and I was here with Elder Peaden. We had a great time, and saw lots of success. We also got very creative and made some delicious meals.
I would strongly suggest looking at the talk by Elder Bednar about the pickles in the April 2007 conference. We taught Miriam about changing your life using this talk. I hope all is well, and I hope that you all have a very grateful Thanksgiving. Thanks for all of the support and love.
Happy Thanksgiving from Fuenlabrada! P.S. I forgot to thank Hadley for his email.
Love,
Elder Miller
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