This week has been super super crazy because we switched houses! Sorry I didn't take pics, but the good part is that we are all moved in and now everything is unpacked, but it pretty much took everything out of us. On Tuesday it was Leadership Council and we learned a lot (as always) from President Montoya. The rest of the week was packing, moving, and unpacking. And! We had one intercambio and I got to be with my hija! (This is the sister that Jessica trained.  In mission lingo she is called her daughter.) Hna Muñoz is super cool, it was fun to be with her for another day. In the evening she started crying because it was the last time that we were going to be together for a full day. It was a little sad, but the good thing is that I'm not home yet! I´ve still got time left in the mission to do a few things, help a few more people, find a few more people, and I'm trying to make the best of the time I've got. I'm grateful that this week should be more or less normal, because its the last normal week I've got in the mission. :) 

Hermana Munoz

We also did a service activity while we were in the intercambio, but in Ingavi, and we cleaned up a bunch of dogs... and we cut out their dreads... that took FOREVER haha but it was super fun.

 

Also, in the leaders council we did a choir of all the missionaries that were going home this transfer, it was fun and trunky haha. We sang a mix of Called to Serve and Placentero nos es Trabajar which doesn't exist in English, but it was super fun :) (Placentero nos es Trabajar is a beautiful hymn.  You can google it to hear it.  It was one of Jacob's favorites in the Spanish hymn book also.)

Leadership Council

 

I  love the Lord, I love His work, and I'm grateful to be able to serve the people here in Bolivia.

Con Amor,

Hermana Rowe