September 15, 2014 [keyboards are different in Spanish!]
Well, after about 40 plus hrs of traveling, I finally arrived in Salta at midnight on whatever day that was [maybe the evening of the 10th?], then we went to eat dinner at Pres Chaparro{s house, and got to bed about 3am
before waking up to go to an all day transfer meeting and a member of
the 70 [Elder Zaballo] talked to us too.
My trainer (mi mama) is Hna Platino and she is
great! She is from Peru but lives in Manaus Brasil, didn{t Tommy or Jon
serve there? Sometimes I forget that she doesn{t speak English because
she often serves as a translator between me and other people....I don{t
know if it{s her accent or what but I can understand her way easier than
anyone else here. I{m learning Castellano fast (not espanol,
castellano) and I{m able to contribute to lessons minimally.
One of my first impressions of Argentina...we were outside waiting for a colectivo (bus) and we were across the street from a hospital and a teenage boy ran down the sidewalk by us holding an IV rack that was still connected to his arm. Haha.
Buenos Aires Temple |
President and Hermana Chaparro, Emily's Mission Presidents |
Picture from Sister Chaparro's blog--the new group of missionaries! |
One of my first impressions of Argentina...we were outside waiting for a colectivo (bus) and we were across the street from a hospital and a teenage boy ran down the sidewalk by us holding an IV rack that was still connected to his arm. Haha.
That's so exciting that you have arrived in Salta! What a wonderful place. I'm glad the people are friendly. Prayers for you!
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