I just wanted to share a fun fact 
with all of you that I don't know if y'all ever knew but refrigerated 
milk does not exist in Spain. You just keep it in the pantry and it 
lasts for 2 years so that's really neat. 
Alright let me tell you about some of my friends 
So
 last Sunday not yesterday, but last week we called this random number 
on our phone of a man named Ampa. We just casually invited him to 
church.. and he came! So that was a pleasant surprise. And then this 
other family came, just out of nowhere, and they just so happen to live 
in one of our pueblos! So we set up a citas with all of these people and
 went on our merry way. 
So Beatriz and Paco. Beatriz is a menos activo and Paco is her boyfriend 
who we are now teaching! They live in Aguadulce which is the cutest 
little pueblo right on the coast and I just fell in love. We went and 
had a fabulous chat with them they are the nicest people! Beatriz shared
 a beautiful testimony and Paco just wants to jump right in and learn 
everything. They come to church all the time.  Paco was very animated in
 inviting us back to come and eat with them. Also parents, we have a 
place to stay when we visit 😎 
Also
 Ampa , we went yesterday to his house to teach him, and 2 of his 
cousins came in and listened as well. It was a really great lesson and 
they were all really excited about the books of Mormon we gave them. Yay
 for Africans.
So then we
 went to visit a man named Edwilder. He came from Colombia 2 weeks ago 
and he came because he wants to turn his life around. He is a member but
 has been inactive for a while. He is rock solid just an awesome guy. He
 and his brother came to the church, got interviews with the bishop and 
are changing their lives around. Their sisters also live there with them
 and they are suuuppperrr cool. They all talked to us for a bit and then
 we invited them to come to the ward noche de hogar and they all came! 
We went and picked them and they all came! They came and just had a 
blast and laughed and it was so fun. What a fabulous family they are. 
So
 for the ward family home evening we did a special Halloween edition. We
 made like 4 pounds of frosting so we could decorate sugar cookies and 
we had some relay races and Hermana Lighten and I dresses up as Mickey 
and Minnie. It was adorbs. 
Our area is huge and we
 had a lot of time to contact this week. So we walked along the beach 
and then turned up to walk in the outer most parts of our area. In 
short, we got lost, had 15 minutes to get home so we climbed up the side
 of an overpass, hopped a fence, and then ran down the freeway. It was 
exhilarating. We got home in time and let's just say it was probably 
good we were walking fast because SKETCH. But all in all we had a great 
week, 
Something funny 
for y'all, I was on the phone trying to set a cita with a man and he 
said "okay we can meet at the mall."  But of course in Spanish. And I 
said okay and then he said" okay we can meet at the puerta of 
McDonald's" ( door of McDonald's) but for like 7 minutes straight I 
thought he was saying"el Puente de manzanas" which means like thw bridge
 of apples. And I had no idea what he was talking about but I just 
assumed that there was something called that in Almeria and I'd find out
 later. But he kept saying NOOOO MCDONALD'S. And I just was not getting 
it and he was dying and I was dying and then finally I understood and 
man Spaniards just don't say McDonald's right. But Idk it was really 
funny for me Hahah. 
We ate some yuuuummmyy ecuadorian food this week and it was just yummy and the family was super cute and fun. 
A huge happy birthday shout out to Gooey! Aunt Hannah lovvessss you! 
Some photos. 
1.  We are on our way to zone conference right now! 
2. Pretty
3. Pretty Almería views 
4. I had buns because I was Minnie 
5.  The Hermanas at the noche de Hogar 
 





 
 
 
 
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