Q&A

Q:  Where are you?

A:  The Naguilian area of the Baguio Mission.  

Q: What's it like, weather, surroundings, city, town, country? 

A:  Weather is humid, so we are always sweating, but thats ok. No rain yet, but the hot season is just starting.

Q:  What are the people like?

A:   The people here are so awesome! They are super nice and while they live humbly, they will share anything that they have. 

Q:  Can you understand the people? 

A:  When we talk about Gospel stuff, yes, most of the time. Conversational wise, 15%. 

Q:  What is your apartment like?  Do you have clean water? 

A:  Their is 4 of us in our Apartment, its actually pretty roomy, I'll get pictures soon. I did misplace my charger for they camera though. I'll let you know if it was just in a suitcase or something next week. Yes we have clean water, and our shower is a bucket and a smaller bucket. It's so awesome. 

Q:  Who is your companion?  Where is he from?

A:  Elder Smith. he is from Utah, and has been out 4 months, and can speak the language really well. He wants to work hard, which is awesome. 

Q:  How does it feel to be out in the mission field?

A:  It feels more real, and it is more hard in a way, because you can't understand the investigators questions or needs. Nor can i answer them the way I want to. it is getting a little bit easier. Don't worry about me, I can do it!

Q:  What is church like? 

A:  Church is awesome. Our branch had about 60ish members come, but it should be way more. Lots of reactivation work here. The members are so kind and they understand that i can't speak very well, but I'm learning.