Monday, March 29, 2010
Letter Home 3/29/2010
carta de 03/29
In Guatemala there are quite a few people who don’t have jobs, but they sell in the streets and sometimes it’s only enough to eat. In this area, the people have more education, but it’s difficult. Those people are pretty poor and are trying to get the basic things. But I don’t know. The strike was just on Monday and it wasn’t very dangerous for us, we didn’t leave our complex. We played with the kids and we won in soccer. It’s good. I like this life. But Monday I felt weird not having anything to do. This week there are processions with big statues and the people have to first pay to carry the statue. It’s a way of repenting and becoming clean from your sins. It’s pretty strange, but it’s their own belief and like in the articles of faith, they have the opportunity to believe in whatever thing. But this week everyone is going to the beach and going home to their families. But it’s pretty hard to work. And I still have the same companion.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Letter Home 3/21/2010
ok so im glad that you wrote about your mission its good to hear your experiences.
well today is an interesting day we are just able to go to Internet and than we have to go home there is a crazy protest today so its going to be interesting we don't know how long its going to happen for though we were told today but we heard longer like 3 days so I'm not sure what is going to happen
but everything is good me and moorhouse don't have changes and so we are together for another 6 weeks which is cool. I'm learning a lot and really getting better with the language i think...but we are good. In Guatemala there are a lot of fruits which are really good. i have tried a lot of different things in the little time that i have been out but its all really good and there is no way that i can tell them no because of how little they have and how much they give us. if we are eating something simple like eggs and black beans we get 2 eggs and they get 1 just a simple example of how much the people respect us and are so generous to us but its hard when they need it a lot more than we do. its all good though I'm learning to handle different situations that before i would never of had to do.
we are doing awesome though. we had a baptism last night and it was awesome. we are working hard we should of had 5 but 4 of them drank coffee and have to wait a little more time but its all good they are trying to stop but its hard for them, with time it will be good. so thanks for your letter and experiences about your mission. love you
elder price
Monday, March 15, 2010
Letter to David 3/15/2010
Seth Letter Home 3/15/10
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Monday, March 8, 2010
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carta de 3/8/2010
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I don’t know how to say ‘dang it’ cause it’s not something that I need much. But we had a baptism Saturday and it was really spiritual. One of my favorite things in my mission. It was my first baptism and I am really happy to see a changed life. This man is the guy who’s wife is already a member, she was baptized a year ago. But it’s good to hear from you. I don’t know if there is something that you’re using, but when I open your letters, the letters are weird. But it’s all good. My companion and I have a good relationship and I think it’s because we both want to be here and we like being missionaries. He’s teaching me and we’re working together and we know more or less the same amount of Spanish. There are things he doesn’t understand and I do and other things that I don’t understand and he does. But thanks for your letters, I hope that everything’s going well. I feel normal in Guatemala. 6 months ago I felt weird and I didn’t understand enough and everything was different. But now it’s all good and I like this country. Things in the states are good, but I don’t miss them much, only my family. This is an opportunity for me to grow as a person. Love ya. Elder Price
Monday, March 1, 2010
Letter Home 3/1/2010
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OK so i guess that i can look around more to see the difference but realmente its not that different this is the richest area in all of Guatemala. in some of the malls the prices are in dollars....so there is a lot less to see. but i will try...so we have been struggling to teach our minimum lessons of 20 a week. this area is hard but its all good. but this week we hit it so its turning around and really going to be good its already halfway through this change its crazy how fast time is flying by we are gong to celebrate on Friday since we both have the same time. its going to be small but it will be good. through this experience we are learning and stuff, i was talking to my zl and he was put in the same situation that we are in and his first week he taught 4 lessons so we are doing good we got 16 our first week together.. but its definitely a learning experience and we have definitely come closer so its good to have a companion that wants to be a missionary and knows why he is here. but its good down here I'm going to look for the different, love you
elder price
oh yea we have a baptism on this Saturday. so its going to be a good week.