Well what a week! Both for me and even more for
the fam bam back at home. I thoroughly enjoyed the pictures of the wedding and
I feel very happy knowing that everything went well according to the plans. It
seemed like it is a day to remember for the rest of our lives. For me, wedding
day was just a normal day of proselyting... and actually I was on divisions
with and Elder who is from Paraguay. I did wear the grooms men tie and had
mackenzie and the entire fam in my thoughts. It was probably one of my more
trunkier days in the mission but that is alright. I am just glad everyone is
happy and kenz and spenc are married.
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Me wearing the wedding tie |
This week was interesting. I didnt mention last
week that last Sunday night, I got a call from the assistants, asking me if
there was anyone in our zone who knew how to play the piano for the multi-zone
conference that wednesday. I reviewed who was in our zone and quickly realized
that I was the only person who could find middle C on the piano. So I
reluctantly told them that I was the only one and then they asked me to play
the opening hymn. Luckly I have been trying to learn hymns since I have arrived
in Ibarreta and at that point, only had ¨God be with you til we meet again¨ and
¨Nearer my god to thee¨ mastered. I was in the process of learning ¨count your
many blessing¨ so I gave them those three options to choose from. Elder
Tuttle(assistant) gladly choose ¨count your many blessing¨ and so last pday I
spent a lot of it practicing that song. Wednesday came and we traveled to
Formosa for the conference. Luckly the piano was electric and had a volumn bar,
so i put that volumn just low enough to where peoples voices drowned out the
piano playing. Which turned out good cause I messed up two times, but no one
noticed because they were singing loud enough. I was actually pretty nervous
though cause I havent performed any type of piano since Mrs. clover´s piano
recital days in elementary/middle school days. Apart from this, I indulged
myself after the conference at the main grocery store in Formosa where they
sell a few american imported items. So what did I buy? $600 pesos of tostidos
chips and salsa!! SO GOOD!! You just cant find that stuff anywhere. except at
like 3 major grocery stores in the mission.
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Cool sunset on our way back to Ibarreta from multi-zone conference |
Last tuesday was the Ibarreta´s Birthday.
Ibarreta turned 97 years old.... and it actually was a lot of fun. Tuesday
morning the governor of formosa came to watch a parade and to basically preside
over it. And literally all of ibarreta was participating in this parade and
show.
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Main stage for the parade |
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A donkey and a llama |
So Elder Freeman and I decided to set up a table in the plaza right next
to the stage and give out book of mormons and talk to people who wanted to talk
to us. We ended up getting like 4 references and gave out 10 books of mormons.
It was a fun day and after wards we made tacos with the youth at the
church.
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Where we were set up in the plaza |
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Our table set up |
We have been seeing a lot of progress in the
colony here and are planning on 3 baptisms there on the 29th. So we will see
how that goes. Thats all from me this week. I hope you all have a great and
safe week!
Corbin Keicher
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