I Don't Like Parades...

So tomorrow is the Honduran Independence day, so there have been 

all these parades and marches in the streets on Sundays, so it has 

been really hard to get members and investigators to go to church 

because they are all busy watching or marching in parades.  Everyone 

has been really busy and the students are kind of forced to participate, 

so they are always practicing in the afternoons.   

 

Tomorrow are the transfers and I am so glad that we are both staying 

here.  I don´t know why the president hasn't changed the transfers for 

another day.  Maybe there will be some last minute changes.  We have 

20 missionaries coming to the mission this transfer and the trainers still 

haven't been announced.  I guess tomorrow will be a bunch of surprises!  

Also two of my past companions finish their missions and go home this 

week. ¡que loco!

This week was also Dia del Niño. (Day of the child)  We don´t have that 

in  the USA.  Which meant that all the kids were having little parties with 

piñatas and candy. haha.  

Saturday we went with the sister missionaries to Hermana Daisy 

( a member) to make pupusas! Yum!   

We have a really progressing investigator named Bryan who we originally 

contacted at his house.  He really likes the lessons and is really receptive 

and understands everything.  He and his sister came to mutual on 

Wednesday, and he and his cousin came to church on Sunday! whoo!  

We also ran into him this morning at the grocery store haha.  We were 

able to have a good lesson with him yesterday with the bishop and he 

invited us to come back to teach him today.  Yeah!  

It was a pretty normal week, whelp I don´t have too much to write.  I hope 

everyone has a great week! Whoo hooo!

- Elder Burnham