The tradition of burning pants once 18 months is up |
His new suit, the liner is the material of the native dress - the corte |
October 30, 2012
Hey FAmmm
Wow, sounds like you guys had an
incredible week, the temple is actually finished and dedicated!
woooow. i cant wait to enter in 2 years. so cool that dad got to talk
to president Tommy Monson, and shake his hand. that would have been
cool. thats also cool that Colin Steele will be there as an ordinance
worker every tuesday as well.
I laughed when i saw those pictures of
jesse, i hardly recognized him. his beard sure has flourished. i cant
wait to see what mine we be like after 2 years of shaving everyday.
incredible i hope. one of the great blessings of serving
a mission.
Well, I'll answer your question, here
in Guatemala they don't do anything for halloween, apparently a few
places in the capital do, but not many. The big day in the first of
November, and what they do is go to the cemetery and fly big kites.
I'm in Chimaltenango right now, but close by they have like the
biggest kite festival in the world. also in san andres itzapa, where
i was last year they have a big festival too. i bet you can find it
on you tube. search ¨´Zupango Sacatepequez Kite Festival¨´
im sure you'll find something. its pretty cool.
Well, this area has been a lot more
difficult, but i think things are getting better, we had stake
conference at 8 on sunday, ad not many of our investigators came, but
the members are super animated to work now, so we have been able to
put some appointments to go out and visit with them. the people that
we had as a goal for the 10th haven't come to church, i don't know
whats happening to them, they work a lot, so we're going to have to
postpone the date.
The weather here is pretty good its
stopping to rain, but november and december are the cold months here,
but i have my sweaters and all that good stuff so theres no worries.
I finally got my suit that i ordered a
long time ago, its nice. i think i might order another.
also, yes, i did complete 18 months
already, soo sad. if i was a girl I would be home, but as a
celebration, I got to burn an old pair of my pants, fun.
well, thats about all for this week,
know that I'm doing fine, i hope that you are too.
From Guatelama, with love,
Elder Hopkins
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