Elder Tyler: day 334 click day #11

Monday, March 30, 2015

day 334 click day #11

If you didnt notice im really missin the states right now!! I could really go for a good ol panda express right about now!!! Im really looking forward to general confrence this weekend!! To top off the weekend we might have 4 BAPTISMS if all goes right!! If not we will still have at least two cuz one is a 42 year old dude Reinaldo whos GF is a member in Sorocaba so she is kinda pushing him so that will for sure happen, and then we have Rauni who is a son of a member that is 9 years old and they will baptise on the 4th after the 1st session of GC then baptise and then we go to the second session and and then we will confirme them on the next sunday so i think it'll be super cool!! Then if ALL goes right we will have two more on this Saturday, Wellen and her daughter will hopefully be baptised as well and they are the ones that im really routing for for reals like i want them to baptise cuz they would be super strong in the church!!!

love you all

Love Elder Smith

What was the best thing that happened this week?

That we marked with Wellen for her date on the 4th

How is your family doing? Did/are they coming to church?

nope kinda droped them cuz they arent willing to change

How many people are in your ward/branch?

well we have a number of 600 or so regestered but an attendance of 80

Did you get transferred? When are transfers again?

Transferes are today but they are doing something way dumb and telling us at8:30 tonight.

Did you get all your shirts?

didnt get my package yet

Did you get your easter package?

Nope

TODAY IS MY 11 MONTH ON THE MISSION AND I ONLY LACK 1 YEAR MORE OR LESS WOOOHHHOOOOOOO IMMA BUY ME SOME ICE CREAM ON THIS SUNNY RAINY DAY!!!!!

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Elder Vieira Crato Ceará (Sumare center)
Elder Saunders TX (Piracicaba)
Elder Nixon CO (Piracicaba)
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