About how she eats milanesa (which, according to the 52 things she wrote last week, is "its own food group" learned las(which is breaded meat):
Normally we eat milanesa with rice or mashed potatoes or
fideos (noodles.) also milanesa napolitana is really good, it has tomato
sauce and cheese on top.
About the size of her city and how many missionaries work there:
Metán is pretty small, it is only me and
Hermana Ostler and Hermana Quiceno (from Colombia) with a mini misionera (short term companion)
from Tucumán (Hermana Medrano).
About how often they get to eat dinner with the members:
We eat with members every day except P Day, and sometimes Thursdays. The members are buenísimos [WONDERFUL!]
[And now her main email:]
Hola! I don't have any time left but I just wanted to share a silly
little story with you all. This week I was in Tucumán for 2 days on
divisiones with Hermana Castillo (a different Hermana Castillo, from
Peru) and one morning we opened the balcony doors because we were hot,
and a little baby bird flew in and kept trying to leave though a closed
window, and it hurt itself. We made it a little bed and gave it food and
water, but I thought maybe it got hurt really bad and would die. I said a
little prayer that it could be healed and be okay, and a few minutes
later we went out to check on it and it had flown away! I was happy that
God hears and answers even the simplest of prayers.
And that is all for
today, have a great week!
Love you all.
Hermana Hooke :)
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