Well, the thing is that the weeks just pass by so quickly that I really honestly don't remember a whole lot. Something cool this week is that we have a new schedule where we eat lunch at 1 instead of 2 and we do practices and study from 2-3 and then idioma ( language study) from 3-330. It makes everything flow a lot smoother and I like it. We found 56 new investigators this week. but only 2 came to church :( Thats the hardest part to get people to fulfill on their commitments. But it is part of the fun. I also am now able to write a little bit more in my journal. I had an interview with Presidente this week and it was really good. Elder Baines is super good, and we get along well.
We decided to hike the anchor today for preparation day. You can't really see it in any of the photos. It's like the Y of Antofagasta but it really only took like 30 minutes to get up there.

HELLO! This week has been pretty typical like most weeks. Talking, teaching, BAPTIZING! We did a lot of walking and a lot of talking. The members have been starting to give us references and that has been helping us so much to find people to teach. We We had a baptism this weekend of a matrimonio that I first contacted with our ward mission leader 7 weeks ago. It was pretty neat to see them come along. They dont have great financial situation so they have to work a lot (Gregorio works 7 days on and 7 off) and we couldnçt meet with them all at the same time, but we were able to set a day where they both could be baptized! It was a good service and my companion Elder Campos even did a special musical number with a guitar. Afterwards we went out to eat a pichanga (mountain of meat and french fries) with our papito (the family who always gives us lunch) Fue un dia bacan. We are preparing to baptize another investigator named Fabi...
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