Wow, this week has flown, but also been kinda slow. I don't know, it's a weird feeling. A couple things I want to talk about this week.
OK, so not a ton really happened that's worth mentioning, but there was Zone Conference, which was great. Right before that, we went to a member's house and made pizza, which was gas (super good). Then when we went up to Azua (the "capital" of the south) for the Zone Conference, we had pizza again from Little Caesars, which was gas (amazing).
Zone Conference was great, this transfer is our mission president's last transfer, so after three years of service, he's going home next week. Pretty crazy. I got to get to know him pretty well, not nearly as well as all the other missionaries who know him way better, but well enough, so that's good. Our new mission president is from Guatemala, he seems chill.
Yeah, learned a bunch from all the trainings at Zone Conference, then after we squeezed our entire district into this tiny little Guagua, which was sick. You can see my reaction to the whole thing in the picture below, having a great time (that drive is an hour and a half para que sepas).
I love this work. I'm feeling the Spirit with me as I work, which is great. One thing I always have in the back of my mind is the fact that doing this work without the Spirit or the guidance of God, is a waste of time, which is definitely true, so I've been doing all I can to make dang sure I keep the Spirit with me, and I've been seeing results for it. I was able to give a blessing for the sick to someone yesterday, and it was great. He said he felt better right after the blessing, which was cool, I hope that's true.
Yeah, that's about it for this week. It's been mad hot during June so far. I'm hoping for more rain honestly to cool us off a bit. Also, there's been literally hordes of mosquitos attacking us like crazy, so that's interesting. They say it's because of the rain, but I'm like where's the rain at? Anyway, that's about it, thanks everyone for the support, please join the Google photos, you won't regret it.
I must go -Elder Barlow
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