Elder Tyler: 193 days left

Monday, October 19, 2015

193 days left

Hey guys so this week went by SUPER fast we did lots of cool things we met a couple new peeps to teach we are going to start teaching English here cuz im the only American in the District so that'll be fun!! Its good cuz it helps me with my English to remember how to talk!! But this passed saturday we had an activity with the ward where we went to the fair here in Sumaré and we passed out more then 300 Ensigns

and it was super cool and we ait lunch at a park with the ward and it was a Churrasco BBQ that was super Delichious!!! Today is trasferes but i stayed here with Elder Vieira and we are going to have a ball this next transfere!! I dont think ill die here but who knows Pres. could do one of his crazys and send me for my last transfere...but well see...Peace out

Love Elder Smith

questions:

What holiday was last MOnday? When is carnival? Or does it happen several times a year?

Dia das crianças day of the children Carnival is Feb, march

How do you like your new companion so far? I guess if it's already time for transfers he's not so new...

Hes cool the only thing that i dont like is that he always has to be right...

Did your president put that rule...if pdays fall on holidays you work? because the people are home and are more available? Or because he doesn't want you partying too?

yup cuz Familys are at home and DRUNK and unaccecable

How many other missionaries had baptism pictures?

Like 30 from the zones that were there

I LOVE the pictures you sent me...is the last one your companion? Remind how long he has? I like his first name alot. YOU look fantastic!

He will do a year in a month Klaytin Jhones Rodriges Vieira

Tyler and Monica. They dropped off a camera for Tyler. This is the couple that visited us here in Provo when they came for conference. They are fantastic people!

Monica, Tyler, (wolfy) and Virgilio Moraes

Elder Vieira

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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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