Monday, January 23, 2012

Death...H.O.T.

Family,
 
It´s really been another week?  Man, that was fast.  It´s good to hear from you all, you guys are really hitting your stride with writing me these days.  Keep ´em comin´.
 
This week has been a fairly calm week.  Other than the fact that I´m a full-time decision maker, these days.  Let me tell ya, talking, sleeping, and breathing Spanish takes a little bit of getting adjusted to.  But I know that it´s helping out my learning of the language just that much more.  It´s been rather fun having a native (literally) companion this week and a half.  I´ve learned a lot of Spanish AND stuff about the area that I´m serving in.  Oh, so do you remember that article/random facts that you sent me about Goya, bro?  Well, I´ve found all of the places to visit (or should I say, where those birds visit).  I didn´t realize it until Elder Nuñez pointed it out, but I´ve walked past a huge wall painting of the world with birds flying between California and Goya.  Don´t worry, I took a picture.  How many of you knew that Goya, Corrientes Argentina and a city in California had an official pact of Brotherhood?  I´m going to go ahead and say not too many of you.
 
This week had been hot.  In case I haven´t mentioned that before.  I´ve never prayed for my birthday to come quicker. (March 19 is the official last day of summer, here).  I´ve developed a new appreciation for those 20 cows that you see out in the middle of a big open field, with only one little shade tree.  I´m quickly becoming a master of managing our walking routes to accommodate the shade that is available.
 
We´re going to have a baptism this week on Saturday!  Amelia is an all systems ¨Go.¨  I´ll have to send photos of it in my next email.
 
There´s only one thing greater than Conference weekend in April and October --- Conference edition of the Liahona.  Ohhh yeah.  We just got our English copies and I can´t get enough of it.  ¨It´s better to look up!¨  Read them again if you have a chance this week.
 
I love you all,
 
un abrazo por todos,
 
Elder McMurray
 
 

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