17 Dec 2019: ¿¿Qué pasó, Élder??

Hello everyone!

Hope everyone is as pumped as I am for Christmas! I dont have a ton of time to write, but two things that were both cool and hilarious happened this week.

1.The Coreas family, the mom of which is the one getting baptized on Saturday, we had a Family Home Evening with them and our branch mission leader, and they were talking about whrre they were from. This whole time, I knew Hno Coreas was from El Salvador, but I thought Alma was from Mexico. I have thought that since I got here, but I found out that she is from El Salvador as well! Everyone, including Hno Coreas was like "Qué pasó, élder??" Oof. That roughly translates to: "What the heck, elder?" Or "what happened, elder" is probably a more correct translation. That was embarrassing.

2. The other thing is that I met a sister in our new ward who studied music at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, with two directors I had for festivals! She studied with Dr Ryan Beeken, and Dr. Jason Worzbyt, for those of you who know them or of them. Qué cosas!

Thats all for this week! Merry Christmas!🎄🎄

Pics:
Coreas family from FHE last night

Zone conference/mission christmas social pics coming soon!

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