The source of information and communication with Sister Madeline Thelin of the Puerto Rico, San Juan mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Hola a todos! <Hello everyone!>
So as mentioned last week, I will expand on the stories I listed, in numerical order, because this week was crazy; but a lot of crazy that would be best not shared publicly. But we’re all ok. If you ask my parents, they will know more, but I’ve also asked them not to share too much because it’s a sensitive subject :). BUT ANYWAYS, let’s get on with the fun storytelling and next week we’ll have an email back to the usual normal stuff.
Hola a todos! <Hello everyone!>
I’ve never had such a cold week here in Puerto Rico, de verdad <for real>. It got down to like 75 or something and we were all rolled up like burritos in blankets during our studies. Oh, and it was raining too for like 2 days straight without stop. I’m pretty sure I’ve never been that cold without actually having snow on the ground. Sounds like I’m acclimating huh? LOL, well, it’s still hecka hot here and we still sweat like pigs and that’s like normal here. No one minds sweat cause everyone’s sweaty ALL THE TIME.
Continue reading “Todos se llaman Angel Luis (They are called Angel Luis)”
Hola a todos! <Hello everyone!>
The title for this letter is pronounced “New Yore-ree-kins.” It’s what we call the people who live here, but are from New York or who lived in NY for a long time. Which, by the way, THERE ARE A TON. Everywhere I turn, they’re there, ready to tell me how much they dislike Trump.
Hola a todos! <Hello everyone!>
I am learning to be a more organized person. It is a very hard thing to learn when you’re very naturally unorganized. In other words, I was born a mess and will probably die a mess. But hey, at least I’m trying to be a little bit better.
Continue reading “Fe como un grano de mostaza (faith like a grain of mustard)”