Another Week Down

This week was honestly very boring but good. We spent all of our time this week practicing spanish and memorizing and learning more. 

 One interesting thing that happened this week was one night when we were all trying to fall asleep there was a knock at our house door at about 10:40PM. And it was two Elders from the house next door and they said they had a prompting to check their Carbon Monoxide detector but nothing was wrong with theirs and they felt they needed everyone to check their own. Luckily there was nothing wrong with ours. But in one of the houses at the other end of the street there detector wasn't working. So it kinda cool that they were able to listen to that prompting and possibly keep some Elders safe. 
It has been a good week but also boring. sorry I can't send pictures because my camera is being lame. So you'll get extra pics next time. Hope you're all doing well. Sorry for the short email.

Talk to you again soon.


Elder Holdstock

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