All is Well

Hola,

So, I´ve been living here in Duran for 3ish months now.  I´ve been in the mission for 17 months now and we´re riding along well.  However, I do have my low moments from time to time...

...the good thing is that I´ve got friends in low places.

(above is a joke...)

When I got here we only had water in our house in the morning and at night.  This is still true, but luckly ur landlord threw down a few bucks and is building a cistern in front of our house that will fill up with water in the morning and at night and we´ll have water everyday without fail.  Yay for not having to use a cup and bucket to take a shower!  :D

I was thinking about something that Bishop Green wrote me this week.  He was talking about Calvin´s mission and how every mission is different.  How true is that!

Here in Ecuador the are very few people who don´t believe in God, most of the population here is catholic and the rest are either Evangelists, Jehovah's Witness, or Mormons.

Calvin taught mostly buddists, I would have no idea what to do if I found a buddist.  Me and Elder Sanchez had a big brain fart when we found Jews in Guayaquil, we aren´t used to teaching people who don´t already believe in Christ to be honest... Work here is hot a humid, but wonderful.

I´m feeling well, so all is well. I´ll probably be changing sectors in October.  Elder Salazar is will be finishing his 3 month training then and he will probably trane a new missionary from there.  That´s how things are.

All is well here.  I´m checking out to check in to an evening in Arbolito Duran -where the dust is dry and the air is full of weed.  I love it!



Love you all!  Hope everything is going well back home.


-Cameron