Sounds like you had an awesome week up there in Utah! Pretty normal here. We found a dead frog in the house, it had been stinking for 2 days before we finally found it. A family I baptized got super offended at something I said. Had to patch that all up. (They haven't come to church in a month. I kind of chewed them out. They also received help from the church a couple times, and I felt that they were taking advantage of the welfare system.- Needless to say I did not have the spirit with me when I said those things...)
I did interchanges in Moncagua. We call it the tierra prometida! (the promised land) it's so beautiful. I am so so happy here. To be honest I wake up every morning just so grateful for the opportunity to be a missionary. El Salvador is such a beautiful country- the people here are amazing. There are lots and lots of sins here. But the people are so hardworking, and so faithful. I love my job! Nothing better than saving souls! I hate to say it, but I don't think I'm ever coming home!
Love you all!
Elder Goodman
Questions from Kanani
1. Is it rainy a lot? When I look up your weather it looks cloudy and about the same temperatures as here, lately a little cooler.
It rains a couple times a week here. The rainy season in San Miguel isn't very strong. In central it's crazy though!
2. How long is the winter season there?
I have no idea. A couple of months?
3. Do most people there own phones? cars?
Almost everyone has phones. Only the upper class people have cars, or people that need a car for their work, like construction. From what people tell me average working wages are between 3-6k a year. And cars are the same price here as in the states.(an average house is about 13-18k) Lots of junky cars here.... A lot of companies make cheaper cars though. For example the only Toyota pickup is called the Hilux. It's a lot cheaper than a normal Toyota pickup. They also have smartphones here. But different, cheaper, brands. Apple doesn't exist. Every once in awhile you'll see a Samsung. But they're expensive.
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