Elder Tyler: 340 days left

Monday, May 25, 2015

340 days left

I am bad and thats good. I will never be good and thats not bad, there's no one i'd rather be then me. Name that movie!!!

So this week was a good one, we are working real hard and we are getting lots of results!! This week was a lot of me and Elder Queiroz cuz the assistants went to do splits with the ZLs so we stayed Mon-Fri together we did lots of contacts in the park of the bus station but maybe 2 out of 10 are in our area so that sucks for us cuz we do all the work and the other missionarys get the Baptism, but ohh well!! So this week we have one baptism marked for this Saturday. His name is Djulho and is 10 years old and his G-ma got baptised last saturday and he was there with us for all the lessons and so he wanted to get baptised as well so we marked for him this week and we talked to his parents and they said thats alright!!! So this week we got one then next week will be another and the week after that will be a weekly baptising here in Piracicaba!!! The work is hard but the results are worth it!!! I still HATE waking up at 6:30 i dispise it!!!!! And doing excersises with out stuff to do just jump around is not me!!! I need to go out and do somthing!! But i just "stretch" in my bed untill its my turn to take a shower! KKKK Yea so the Portuguese from here is like the English from the states and the Portuguese from Portugal is like English from England but we will for sure be able to understand one another. and its Tudo Bem. Well thats this week

Love Elder Smith

questions

what you going to do today?

Prolly go kick the ball around at out complex idk

Best thing about your companion?

He helps me be a better missionary. And he walks faster then satan on sunday!!

Have you been comps yet with Walstir's nephew?

Almost every day! We are comps when the APs have office stuff to do!

I asked some questions in an email you said you didn't get so (right after mother's day...when we talked on skype) try to send them in here...just basically this question...

Write the things you wanted again? Creamy or chunky peanut butter?

I want both and the recipe to make Moose poops and BBQ prigles, peanut butter m&ms, tootsie rolls,and Mini Book of mormons like 5, a couple CTR rings the little green ones,

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My Companions

Elder Dias somewhere in US (Hortolandia)
Elder Villasboas mato grosso (Piracicaba 2)
Elder Elder Gordillo Campinas (trainer in Piracicaba 2)
Elders Portilho Belém do Pará and Soria Uruguay Montevideo (trio in Piracicaba 2)
Elder Vieira Crato Ceará (Sumare center)
Elder Saunders TX (Piracicaba)
Elder Nixon CO (Piracicaba)
Elder Picole São Paulo (Espirito Santo do Pinhal)
Elder Picardo CO. (Botucatu)
Elder N. Pearce TN. (Botucatu)
Elder Jimenez Chili (Rio Claro/Araras)
Elder Campello Brazil (Sumare)
Elder M. Santos Brazil (Trainer in Sumare)
MTC Elders Lyon, Kershaw

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