Sushi in Brasil
Monday-So last P-day we were feeling a
little down, rain was falling, and with nothing to do, we decided to go to the
Andorinha mall. It was super cool, we went and looked around in a bunch of
stores and then ate sushi! Sushi is one of my favorite things :) We returned by
bus with a ton of traffic to learn that due to the rain, a huge part of the
street caved in, causing the heavy traffic buildup. The good thing is that we got haircuts and visited
Hugo that night, so we were productive. :)
Elder Hunt with his Zone
New Baptismal Invites and Magnets
Tuesday-We attended zone training and
there received new baptismal invites and refrigerator magnets for our
investigators. We had some visits in the afternoon, followed by a miracle with
Michelle that night. She said she wanted to get baptized on Sunday! What had
happened was that she promised us that she would go to Stake Conference with us
on the weekend but she didn’t. On Monday she broke out in hives all over her
body, and she told us she realized that the hives happened because she didn’t
go to church like she said she would.
Toblerone Chocolate!
Wednesday-I did a division in Cantareira
with Elder Zenteno! That was the first time the two of us were back together
since we were companions last transfer. I did a bunch of interviews for him and
it was great. Also at a supermarket I came upon a huge Toblerone Swiss chocolate
bar, my family's favorite! It was such a great find :)
A Spider bite on Marcus' leg
Thursday-Now today was interesting. I
did a division with the assistants. My companion stayed with another junior
companion in another area, and I went with Assistant to the President, Elder Dallto.
He is from Manuas, Brasil and he is the greatest! He taught me so much and from
him I genuinely felt like he was there to help me and help our area. I felt his
sincerity and I realized how good of a leader he is. He was just himself and
was super funny and real. AND he's all about that baptize. J
The people still call Elder Hunt 'Wolverine' sometimes :)
A highlight of that night was when we
were in Vista Alegre (a super poor favela) teaching and finding new
investigators when ALL the lights went out. We ended up teaching a huge family
an extremely powerful lesson of the Restoration under candlelight. It was an
amazing experience and certainly one I will never forget.
Pizza with Elder Dallto
Friday- Day two of the division with Elder
Dallto. He did a ton of interviews for us and we also did weekly planning
together. It was another amazing, exciting day! He interviewed Hugo and
Michelle, so they both will be getting baptized soon!
Saturday-I spent a big part of my
afternoon doing A TON of interviews for Elder Burt, but the thing is, I love
doing interviews, so it’s always fun for me. That night we visited Michelle and
she said she didn’t want to get baptized anymore and we were DEVESTATED. After, we attended a baptism of Elder Burt and Elder Cerantonio. This was also the day of my beautiful,
amazing Mother's birthday! :)
Sunday-We all anxiously awaited transfer
calls to find out that Elder Nunes and I will stay here in Cachoreinha for one
more transfer together, Elder Burt is going to an area called Ariston, which is
a SUPER good area.
Elder Burt and Elder Hunt
But I’m really, really sad Elder Burt
is leaving. :( Elder Cerantonio will also stay in Cachoreinha with an
American from Provo, Utah who has 3 months on the mission, his name is Elder
Ellis.
After 8 months on the mission, Elder Hunt's Mephisto shoes are toast.
"It's been a good 8 months with these shoes."
'Goodbye shoes, the legend lives on.'
In sacrament meeting, Lia and Yazmin
were confirmed. :) We had a good lunch, visited some people, but then had to be
home by 6pm because huge riots all over Brasil were happening to impeach and
overthrow President Dilma here in Brasil. (President of Brasil)
God has kept me here in Cachoreinha for
a while longer because I know He has unfinished business for me here- with my companion, with this ward, with my leaders, and with
myself. #3More
Elder Hunt
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