Hey mom how´s it goin? Your little adventure sounded like a whole lot of fun. Nothing teaches better than experience. And good for Joselyn. Hope she has a good mission.
Well right now I dont have a lot of time to write, again, because we had another zone activity. I told myself no, no we´re not gonna go but then they said we were going to a monkey park. How could I resist? So I spent today chillin with my monkey cousins lovin life and basking in the jungle heat. The bad part was that I lent my camera to our missionary leader, Einer. He´s crazy. But I did it and he used up almost all of the battery and so the camera died and I didn't have enough battery to take good pictures of my monkey friends. So.... the next time. And this was in Puyo so we had to travel two hours and then come back. We also ate. I ate a food typical of here, it´s called Mayto. It´s fish (called talapia) that´s cooked in corn leaves. And that´s it! You eat it all. And then they give you a pound of yuka and an Ecaudorian salad to go with it (which consists of onion and tomato. nothing else). Luckily the store next door asked if I wanted a smoothie (YES!) so I got an avocado smoothie. Now at first I didn´t like avocados but then I started buying them because it reminded me of dad eating them. Then I became a man and started to love those dang things. So in smoothie form, with a little of sugar and milk. It´s delicious. So try it! You´ll like it.
Um other than that we postponed the baptism of Anibal for this weekend because we felt like it was the best thing to do. Like grandpa told me, you should always follow an impression no matter how hard the decision is. I think it´ll work out better that way.
Well thanks for everything mom. I´ll be writing you next week and I´ll send you a photo of mayto. So we can cook it at home haha. I love you, thanks for the help, have a great week. Tell the family I said hi. Adios!
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