Estava pensando muito esta semana, e eu acho que seria melhor se todos vocês aprendessem português, pois não falo mais inglês!
No, just kidding, but really. Life would be so much easier if the whole world spoke the same language.
We´ve had a great week. Unfortunately, every time we went to visit Bruna and her family this week, Bruna wasn´t home, and they didn´t make it to church yesterday. Hopefully we´ll have better luck this week. However, we found another family of 7. The grandmother, Zuma, really has all the right questions and is loving finally getting some answers to those questions. She had a doctor´s appointment scheduled the same time as church yesterday, so she´ll take her family to make a visit at church this week.
We had an interesting experience the other day as we were leaving from a lesson. We were proselyting in an area a little more...shady. As we were stepping out the door, we heared a ``pssst´´ from the other side of the alley, and I turned to see a police women flanked by two or three other police officers with a gun pointed right at us. She motioned for us to get out of the way, and we hopped back into the house and waited for them to stop looking for where the drugs were hidden. They didn´t find anything, but I guess there´s been some drug traffic reports. Oh the joy. I find it a little funny that wherever the missionaries are working, the police are usually working there, too.
We are also getting swamped and flooded by rain. November and December are usually the rainiest months here, but I guess nature decided to get a good head start this week. We weren´t expecting this yesterday, and made the mistake of leaving home without umbrellas. You probably can imagine how we ended up.
I hope you all are well and more dry than we are! Have a great week, love you and see you soon!
Elder Crapo
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