It's Greatness....

Sup dad,
            I really like to hear that our ward is still producing
missionaries. Too bad none of them are coming here to good old
Argentina, I could´ve shown them the ropes down here. I remember when
you guys were saying spanish words on mothers day and I have your
voice stuck in my head of how you said the word queso hahaha,
priceless. The advice I like to give here to new people trying to
learn the language is that it will come when it needs to come, but to
be ready for that moment because it comes much sooner than you expect.
It usually helps them, I think... No one told me anything about that
stuff and kind of just left me hangin in that aspect. The work is still work

 and the key to working well is going to work. I am glad that I learned mostly

 how to work before the mission because now I have gotten better at it. I see
missionaries get here and they dont know how to put all they got into
something. Its not easy but at the end of the day when you lay down
and your legs just tingle for all the walking you did, you feel really
great. I strive for that feeling every night, a physical tiredness and
a spiritual tiredness as well. Its greatness.
Love ya dad, stay foggy (your hair)

Hello

My new companion arrived, he is a latino from Buenos Aires,
 He is pretty cool and we get along well. He has a walking
impedement form birth and walks really slow so I am having to adjust
to that. I dont know if I walked fast before the mission but I
definately do now! I dont mind it but its just different. Transfers come next
week I love the area and the people and everything but I would like to have my last three
months in a different place with all new things. If that doesnt happen
its okay because it isnt what I want that is important, its just doing
as I am told and follow the instructions of my leaders, aka Jesus
haha. Fishman just looks like a goober, its good to know that he hasnt
changed too much. Love you mom!