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Hey Yall,

Well, we've had a pretty good week as far as fun experiences go. We cleaned up the house a lot and now have a table we play cards on (Don´t worry, monoply deal. We don't play poker or anything). We had a couple of great lessons with people this week, but the work is still a little slow. It's like that right now because our investigators aren't going to church. We could start putting goals for baptism with them, except their not coming to meet the people in church like the branch president.

However, we have several people that we are very excited to be working with. The other day we met Israel and Fabian, who said they spent time with the missionaries a few years ago before they disappeared. We went back the other day and the family is great. We met Judy, Fabian's wife, and their kids. They are a very loving family that wants to understand everything, so we're trying our best to help them. :)

We also went up the hill in our sector again the other day. We've been having troubles distinguishing the line between our branch and the branch in Coronel, so we went up to find the street that the Branch President told us was the line. We found it and knocked some of the doors that were up there. It was grand time. :)

The Family Casares is doing very well! Lily, Hugo's Girlfriend/Fiance, is getting baptized this week after they get married tomorrow! Yay! We went to visit them a couple of times during the week and found that they also have a new puppy. He is very cute. I love dogs. :) He sat on my lap and fell asleep while we were teaching a lesson to them. It was awesome.

That's the hook up for this week in Chile. There were a couple more small earthquakes, but I've yet to feel anything. Elder May just asked me the other day, "Dude, did you feel that?" and I was really confused. But we found out from members later that there were small tremors. I must be really dull-sensed. Oh well, that's how we roll.

Keep reading the Scriptures every day and we'll talk to you next week!

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