I received the package! Thank you for the calendars, the music and the comics :) It was awesome.
So this week I spent two days out of the area trying to help the areas of Rosedal and Uritorco. Then we had surprise interviews with President Salas, by the time we saw our investigators and members they were saying we had disappeared or had forgotten about them. I love being so busy but it's little hard haha.
Well this past Saturday we baptized Yoana. She is the sister of our ward mission leader. It was my first baptism of a Peruvian. Now, however I am expecting many more seeing I live in the middle of a little Peruvian neighborhood. It was also my first that had to be dunked twice. It is also my first to not be confirmed the next day. She showed up to church in the middle of the sacrament being passes and our bishop said she needs to take it first, so she will be confirmed next week along with two other people who are being baptized this Saturday.
So Mateo and Elder Flaherty are both in my zone again and it's super cool to see them both like I used to in Villa Dolores.
Funny story, we are teaching a family and the mother's name is Fanny, it made me think of the Valkyrie and Po called her Aunt Fanny.
I'm sorry all my emails have become so short, but next week I'll write more and send pictures! I love you all and I'll catch ya next week.
Chau,
ELMX
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.
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