Some stories from the week: it got too cold too fast. I was (not) sleeping without a blanket because our apartment did not have enough, we don't have heaters and I didn't have too many warm clothes. I'm tryin to find me some thermals, but no success yet. I traveled to a town called Cura Brochero to visit and work with the family who speaks English who lived in California for a period of time. While there I saw a four year old pooping in the street and when four large gringos (four white missionaries) turned the corner and saw him and what he was doing he was terrified and ran off. I knocked more doors than I ever have in a week and had less success than I have ever had. I tried a wayy good homemade alfajor. And the ice cream nazi struck again!
That's crazy to think Harrison is home and so many of my friends are out serving(Hunter, Andrew, Alex, Robert, Jeremy, Stuart, Weston, D-Rise, etc).
Anyways, I love being here and am super grateful for this chance to serve. I am grateful for the support I have and for the five of you :)
Love,
ELMX
*Posted two pictures that Levi sent along with his e-mail. Found some graffiti on a wall which just happens to spell LDS (Latter-day Saints) so he couldn't pass up a great picture opportunity. Great pictures along with a buzz haircut. Enjoy!
ELDER LEVI LAMOREAUX has been called to serve in the ARGENTINA CORDOBA MISSION. He began his quest by reporting to the MTC on July 1, 2009. On August 31, Levi was sent to Baltimore, MD to serve until he secured his visa. On October 2, Levi arrived in Argentina where his quest will continue as he shares the gospel of Jesus Christ with the people of Argentina. Levi's e-mails and pictures are posted for all his family and friends to share in his quest through the country of Argentina.
You can reach Levi by email at levi.lamoreaux@myldsmail.net
Levi's Quest in Argentina will soon be coming to a close. Levi will be returning home on July 6, 2011 after serving an unforgettable journey throughout the countryside surrounding Cordoba, Argentina.
Winter in Argentina can be cold, but actually I heard this winter is not being as cold as previous ones in the past years. Anyways, I guess that for you it must be a little bit worse since you don´t have enough heaters in your place. A few years ago, when I decided to go to BA, I was looking for apartments in Buenos Aires which had at least one heater since I knew Winter is rough.
ReplyDeleteI had the best time there though!
Cheers,
Brit