P Day = Pancakes

Hey!

This week was really fun! My companion was sick again and that is always hard. Being sick as a missionary is SO HORRIBLE but I tried to take care of her as best as I could. We have been teaching a lot of new people which leads to lots of new and interesting conversations. I love meeting new people. Everyone is so diferent its fun to learn about how people live their lives. We have also been hearing a little bit about the Olympics this week. Apparently the coach for the Argentine Olympic basketball team lives here in OLavarria. I also heard that in the game where we played each other America creamed them...When people asked us where we were from this week we were a little hesitant to say Estados Unidos, but thankful people have still been relatively nice to us! Too bad I still cant pass as a native! We also decided to try and bleach my hair this week. That was an interesting experience but it worked out okay, i guess Heavenly Father knows that a chica with bad roots can't convert anyone! Blessed.

This P Day we made Yankee pancakes for Juaquin and Lujan. He is a baker at a Panaderia so It was a little intense haha but we had fun and they looove the maple syrup we made for them!

Not much else to report! I hope everyone has had a good summer! Another good thing about being a missionary is NO SCHOOL haha have a good week!

DAD! 

haha of course there isn't any partying without me! Hey I miss you guys so much though. I am so glad that you guys are all safe and everything went smoothly! IT CAN BE DONE! haha I am still just waiting to hear about the vacation that you guys are planning for when I come hoooome....haha just kidding really I just want to hang out with you guys...on a beach ;) haha

Yes we were with Lujan today actually. Making pancakes for her and Juaquin because they never had them or maple syrup before! It was really fun. Lujan is planning on going to the temple for the first time I think this weekend. I am so excited for her and I wish i could go! She´s the cutest thing. We made her and Joaquin promise to come to Draper to visit when we get home. 

Angelica is doing well too. She's the cutest little lady. Her and Alberto always stand on their porch and wave at us as we leave. It reminds me of Grandma and Grandpa Ahlmer. We also have been teaching a young mom named Maleria. She has two daughters  a nine year old named Alma and a 1 1/2 year old named Emma. She's super cool and she has lots of good questions. Its hard though because right now I know its mostly just out of curiosity, and when we ask her to pray to know, she just kinda says ýeah sure´. Its hard to help people really understand the importance of what were teaching them and what it means for their lives if its true. But we are getting there poco a poco. I love you! Thank you for all of your support! I have the best parents EN TODO EL MUNDO!