When people give you Lemons your companinon makes lemonade



Good afternoon mother and family!

Good to hear from you and that the week went well.  I heard that dad got the fridge to start working again it just needed a little hard love.  Janaye sent me a pick of the new fridge looks great.  Congratulations on the new couch it´s funny that the couch will basically be normal by the time I get back.  It´s like when we painted the house before Joe got back.  That reminds me has dad made Dallin repaint the basement yet? haha I´m a little more safe in Colombia to say that now.

And no joke the lizard was huge.  They climb trees too.  There was like five in the trees and one started peeing everywhere it was pretty freaky stuff.

No requests really.  I´m pretty easy going, just surprise me.
Yeah, everyone here hates Trump so it´s just been funny to watch.  I was a little surprised myself, but I don´t worry about politics I actually like myself for that reason.

Yeah this week has been great, we have a member who keeps giving us lemons.  I don´t know why me and my companion are very confused.  But my companion makes a good homemade lemonade so I don´t mind.  We have been teaching that family and we had an amazing lesson the other day the spirit was super strong.  We will be having multiple baptisms in the next couple weeks.  We have Jonas (If he gives up smoking), Areceli (a sister of one of our recent converts who was an atheist), her son Fidel, Lizbeth, and her daughter and son.  Everyone is doing really well.

The other day we bought a pig leg from one of our members and our lunch contract made a way good lunch for us with it.  Life´s good can´t complain, enjoy the pics.




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Con muchisimo amor,
Elder Fuell

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