Hello, everyone.
Another week in Reforma
and here's what went down:
Highlights:
-There is a pair of
twins in our ward; we're teaching their dad and their mom takes really good
care of us. Well, their birthday was this week so naturally we had to have a
Family Home Evening with cake. During the lesson we asked them if there was
something that they really wanted. One said, "I want cows." The other
said, "I would like some goats." Teenage boys are pretty much the
same no matter where you go.
Also, they make me think
of my brothers.
-That moment when a
middle aged man asks you, "Do you know what a zombie is?" Are you
kidding? Do you have any idea what I learned about Zombies reading The
Zombie Survival Guide and Pride and Prejudice and Zombies?? But that
translated first into missionary and then into Spanish comes out, "Sí,
hermano."
-I know I'm only 22 but
I might secretly be older. This week my companion has found several white hairs
on my head. Not like blonde, bleached-by-this-ridiculous-sun hairs, but
straight up white. Errr …at least they're pretty??
-We had a
"mini-MTC" this week, which was basically a multi-zone meeting with
lots of practices, food, and a couple games. While greeting one of my Zone Leaders,
he looked puzzled and said, "You look different." "Elder, I have
makeup on." Since that's what I did way back when I was in the MTC, I decided
to put makeup on for this event. (The MTC feels like a lifetime ago.) Fun
times.
Here's a group of
sisters from said mini-MTC.
-Today when we went to
go buy the tortilla for our lunch (that was a really Mexican sentence) I heard
a mariachi version of Hotel California. Weird as it may sound I enjoyed it and
will be buying it when I return home.
OK, now for something embarrassing:
Yesterday my companion had to go to the hospital for dehydration. When that
happens here they give you an IV with something called suero, which is magic
and helps you get better. They also took some blood so they could run some
tests to make sure everything was okay because her blood pressure was really
low. After they took her blood, which was really different from how they took
my blood back in the States, and hooked up her medicine, I started to feel
funny. Then I realized that I was starting to faint. I leaned against the wall
just in case I really did faint. My companion noticed and once the nurse left
she told me that somehow I had become even whiter. Then she said I looked like
Sully did in Monsters Inc., when he thought that Boo was being squished in the trash-cuber
thingy. Then we couldn't stop laughing, which was good because she really didn’t
feel well and needed a good laugh. But also everyone looked at us like we were
crazy because we were cracking up in a hospital. I guess my preschool dreams of
being a doctor will not be realized because apparently I faint around blood.
Que vergüenza (What a shame –ed).
Love you all!!
Hermana Anderson
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