Michael and Alecia. The tall guy is Michael who served in the Provo Utah Mission back in 02’. He’s super helpful with all our work, and apparently he’s planning to move to Provo in about 3 years to study at BYU. His wife is from Paraguay, and is one of the best cooks that I’ve ever seen. She usually only speaks Spanish, so I’m learning to pick up on some Spanish words or Michael translates, as he speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Alicia, Michael, and me.
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Me, Elder Madsen from Ogden and his comp Elder Diogo. It was pretty cold that night, so Elder Diogo took my Elvis pants to use
Some guy sells little bikes of the soccer teams here in Brasil, so I bought one with my favorite team logo, The Corinthians
Lizard in our house. I’d like to catch him, but I dunno if he’s poisonous.
The Gospel of Lucas (Luke)
My Scripture covers
One of the families we eat lunch with. Sister Dilma (pronounced ‘Gilma’) The guys are to 12 & 13, named Kenny and Bruno. They like to listen to Backstreet Boys. The girl is their sister, Pamela, about Lauren’s age, (14 or 15).
A big house in my area, Ponta Pora
Me with a good box of Trix. A bit expensive, but highly worth it.
Service Project “Hands that help” at a local high school.
Mural at High School: Green Arrow and Hawkeye
An American idiot in front of American Idiot, also at the high school.
I liked this mural. I’d like to know what fairy tale has a black lady chasing a pig with a broom.
Me in my room.
Alecia, Michael, and Elder D.
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From left to right: Me, Nurian (Investigator), Lucas (member in my ward), Marribe (Baptized), and Elder D. after one of our lessons
Bratty dog of a member. She bites.
This family has what I believe to the only wii in Brazil. I’d love to play it but #1 I’m on my mission and #2 It’s from Japan and only speaks Japanese
Big spider that was on our porch.
My Corinthians notebook.
Mural at High School
The family dog of some members, named Diggy. A real beautiful huskie and really gentle too. He’s the only dog that I’ve met that doesn’t bark his head off at you. Really friendly.
Me and Elder De Angelo at Brazil/Paraguay border.
Sis Dilma and her children.
Field close to our house.
Our chapel in Ponta Pora.
Stake President’s bratty dog that barks a lot.
Our porch area at the apt.
"The Friend" in Brasil.
Poster I made to help with the 1st Lesson we teach.
My window.
My bed.
