Week 23

 Hola! I hope you all had an amazing Christmas. This email is going to be pretty short because I don't have a lot of time and not to much happened this week. 


Elder Gonzales got bit by a dog and then the hospital gave him a tetnis shot instead of rabbies. That will be interesting. 

We had ribs for dinner that was good. 

We were given even more sugar cane. 

We saw a place that just had 20 whole pigs over a fire that was cool. 

Got to paint a house

And we watched polar express that was awesome. 

And my companion left so I'm in a trio now. 

Anyways thats all for my email. Sorry it's not much!

Have a great day!

Elder Jonah Greer 
 

















 


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