Week 6

So, this is my last week at the Mtc, I got my flight plans on wednesday. We leave on monday 

the 14th at 930am and get dropped off in Argentina on Tuesday at 430pm, so we'll see how 

that goes. 

We had Sister Oscarson,  the yw pres, speak to us, she was alright. I really liked the Christmas 

devotional. 

We had an all day class called in-field orientation that was super fun,we learned a ton of stuff, 

and nobody spoke Spanish at me, all day. 

I tried to send some pics, but they were all exceeding 15mb, and wouldn't send. 

One of our investigator/teachers talked to me and elder Vergara after we had given his 

investigator the last lesson we would give him. He said that he was amazed at how far we 

had come, with 

Spanish and with teaching the lessons. He told us lots of nice things that I wrote down 

somewhere else, and went up ten notches in my teacher estimation pole. 

We got a new girl in our district, and we named her Loco Rojo because she told us a lot of 

impressive but not believable things, like she has a four foot vertical, and speaks fluent Latin, 

and that she won state for girls boxing, etc. The funniest part is nobody believes her, but she 

doesn't notice. 

We are learning subjunctive in Spanish, which is evil. Whoever said Spanish was an easy 

language to learn never did past subjunctive. it's alright though, I'll live. 

 

until next week,

Elder Winkel