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Week 31/32

Hola! Cómo están? I hope all is well, and I am sorry for not sending an email last week, I started it but then forgot to finish and send it. Anyways, here's my last 2 weeks On Sunday, I found out that I was going to get transferred to Las Matas, which is a very small town about 40 minutes from the Haitian border.   I spent most of Monday packing, but we had a service project with Tony, which was a lot of fun. We helped him paint a house, and that all went pretty well.   On Tuesday we spent most of the day saying goodbye to all the members. That was really sad because I had been there for 5 months and they became super good friends. That is one of the hard parts about the mission. You get used to changing really fast.   Wednesday was transfers, so we woke up at 6 and left at 8 for the capital. The guagua driver was not very pleased with how heavy our suitcases were. Once we got to the capital some people helped us off the guagua and told us they could help us get to the ch...

Week 30

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  This week was a good week and I don't have a lot of time because I'm getting transferred! I'll be heading Las Maltas de San Juan which I've heard is a really cool area. Other than that this week has been normal. We did get to the temple which was amazing. The temple truly is a house of God here on earth. I'm very grateful for the peace and quite that we can find there. Thanks going to be all for today cause I got to pack, have a great day!! Elder Jonah Greer

Week 29

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  From 2 weeks ago… Hola! Buenos días! Espero que todo estén bien! This was another pretty good week. The time this transfer has been flying by.  Not too much happened this week, but I'll tell you what did happen.   Our water is still not working, we finally got water in our tank but now there's something stuck in the pipes and so none of the water is working. We have resulted in fetching water with a bucket and rope from our water well. It was fun the first time, but now it's just inconvenient. I'm very thankful for running water.   Some Dominicans do not like to feel like they're wrong, and so when they don't understand, they'll tell us to speak Spanish even tho we are definitely speaking Spanish and they didn't hear us.   Oh, this should probably be at the top, but there was an earthquake this week, and so that was super cool.  It was the first one I've ever experienced, and so it felt so weird. I was on exchanges in Ciudad Satellite, and the hous...