This last week was crazy. Elder Arnett hurt his knee a while back and we had to go to Montevideo to do an MRI. We went on Saturday and were able to get it all figured out. Elder Arnett is pretty young and is still learning Spanish so I was tested to the limit with my Spanish at the hospital, especially with all the medical and anatomy terms! It was interesting, but it went smoothly. Talk about the gift of tongues!
[Zach's dad: I asked why it seems that many of the people aren't married.] The
people here are not motivated to get married and are content with the way things are. It also
costs a little bit of money to get married. They also don't like to make any commitments. I've taught couples that have been together for over 30 years but refuse
to get married because they don´t want to have to be "committed." It's sad, but it's all good. We are working hard and are trying our best to help these people
out.
Dad, you asked about turkey. Here in Uruguay they don´t eat turkey. I have never seen a turkey here. I´ll try to get some chicken during Thanksgiving. By the way, when is Thanksgiving?
I've been reflecting on my mission a lot lately and the
things that I've learned. I have so much to share with Tyler and Cade before
they leave on a mission and can't wait to tell them everything! As of right now, Tyler and
Cade, I really hope you are reading your scriptures. I know I'm always on you
guys about it, but it's super importante! It will help you in the long
run! I know that the Book of Mormon is true and as we read it, we will come
closer to Jesus Christ! I love you guys!
By the way, thanks for the information about the BYU v. Notre Dame football game. I'm feeling a little sad for BYU, but a little happy for Notre Dame! I have mixed emotions. Go ASU!
I'll talk to you guys next week!