Dear Hubbard family,
Que hay. Sorry that I am writing kind of late
today but Elder Lee and I went to the National Museum of Anthropology and to
Wendy´s this morning. It was the biggest museum that I have ever been too. Elder
Lee took some pictures. I am actually super tired now. The metro was
packed.
This week flew by. It´s already the last week of the transfer.
We taught a lot of lessons in our area this week but we haven´t been able to
help anybody accept a baptismal date. Maria del Socorro and Marisol went to
church for the 4th time this week but they still don´t understand their need to
be baptized. They are just really social and like going to our church. We were
teaching them on their 4th floor department on Sunday night when all of the
sudden I got really dizzy. Then we all realized that it was a little earthquake.
It felt so weird. It stopped so we finished our lesson. Haha.
Laura and Michel are still on fire. Laura received an assignment from the
bishop to visit a sister this week and Michel is going to go to do baptisms at
the temple today. I love to see them progressing. They are in Mosiah right now
in the BM.
We had another zone conference this week. We have 40
missionaries in the zone right now. President Valadez is really good at making
things more efficient. He talked to us about teaching by the Spirit and about
teaching the doctrines of tithing and repentance better.
I keep trying
to be a better missionary each day but I feel like I always come up short. It´s
kind of frustrating. I have been a missionary for so much time and I still mess
up in just about everything just about every day. But I´m still trying. This
week I finally got into the whole parting your hair thing. Word.
The
pictures I got this week of Lucy Mae are so cute.
Ánimo!
Love,
Elder Hubbard
Me at the National Museum of Anthropology
