Things are going great here. The spanish is going superbly. We have a companionship of Latinos in our room right now and they both talk very fast, but I am starting to be able to understand what they are saying. It's pretty great.
We get to go to the temple every p-day, so we just went again today. I really like the Bogota temple. It is super pretty, but it's not even in the same league as the Newport Beach or San Diego temples.
I haven't received anything from you guys in the mail yet, but I've heard it will probably come when I am already out in the field. But hopefully it will come soon.
That stinks about David, but of course it would be him. Get Air is such a dangerous place for any of my friends. Please tell him that he better hurry up and get better because he needs to be here in Colombia with me.
So this past Friday I was called as the District Leader for 2 weeks. I really don't do anything except for lead like one meeting a week, but it's still kinda cool to know that I'm doing what I am supposed to be doing.
I can't believe that they aren't doing mission prep anymore. That was such an awesome class and I doubt that there will be as many people attending from our stake as before, which is a major bummer because mission prep is a lifesaver out here, and I´m not even in the field yet.
How are the kiddos doing? I miss them so much. I've had so many good times with them and this place just isn't as much fun as being back at home with James, Adelaide, and Lydia. Please tell them that their Uncle Daniel says hi and that he can´t wait to see them at Christmas.
I didn't feel the earthquake so I guess it wasn't close enough. Too bad. But I guess it is probably better that we don´t have to worry about earthquakes while in the CCM.
I really can't think of much that is new going on here. Everything is pretty much the same every day. My pictures are seriously lacking too because nothing is really going on. Hopefully I will have something else to say when I get into the field.
I miss you guys but I hope everyone is doing well.
Love,
Elder Daniel Parker
Hey dad,
Hey dad,
I haven´t received any of the letters you´ve sent but
hopefully they will come soon.
I did hear about David. I wonder how many times he is going
to get seriously injured in his life, because he has already done it quite a
few times.
That´s awesome about the guy you interviewed. I am meeting a
lot of people from Venezuela and they are super awesome. And the fact that he
has ties to Barranquilla is even cooler. I am so glad that he is choosing to be
baptized, because the gospel is a great thing and it really does bless lives.
We are a actually asked to write talks every week for
Sacrament Meeting so I´ve already done two of them. It really helps to build
vocabulary and just general knowledge of the gospel.
I have to go but I hope things are going well at home. See
you at Christmas.
Elder Daniel Parker
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