Como le va?
Well this week was quite
the busy one for once haha. We are
starting a new cycle here (that means by the time I finish this cycle I’ll have
3 cycles as a secretary almost a ¼ of my mission, that´s crazy!) which also means
we had to prepare for the new missionaries and for the missionaries who were
leaving. In the end of the week we had
to prepare and help Hermana Montoya cook for the leadership counsel. Finally, Friday and Saturday we dedicated our
time to actual secretary work.
Well let´s start from Monday, the new missionaries leave from the CCM at 2 in
the morning and they arrived here at about 8:00. In order to prepare for the new guys we had
to leave at about 5:30 to go to the house of president and to help the Hermana Montoya
prepare the breakfast. We spent the next
2 hours preparing the house and cooking a ton of hot cakes, and a fajita type
dish with sausage instead of chicken. It was great! At about 8 the newbies
finally showed up and we feasted… Well the secretaries and the assistants
feasted the new guys were all too tired to eat much… so we ate their food for
them! It was fantastic! After the breakfast we took all the new guys to our
house or the sister missionaries´ house to rest for about 4 hours. Meanwhile we went and helped keep the changes
running smoothly of the missionaries that were now arriving from all over the
mission. I got to meet the 2 new missionaries to the district Granjas. One sister missionary and one elder, both
super cool, and it was fun to mess with them haha. After the changes we
returned back to the house and grabbed all the new missionaries to meet their
trainers. We then left them with their
trainers and we headed back to the house of president to start preparing for
the last supper of the missionaries who were leaving. We spent 3 hours preparing it. We had chicken with cream, fruit salad, a
special rice, a type of soup, and special pasta thingy… it was awesome as well!
The best part the event was due to the fact we set up everything meant that the
assistants had to clean it all up! Nothing quite like cooking without needing
to deal with cleaning it up! We then spent Tuesday doing interviews with the
leaving missionaries, teaching district meeting, and teaching the new
missionaries about the financial rules of the mission and passports. On Wednesday we took the missionaries that
were leaving to the airport and we almost didn´t make it. When we arrived at the gate it had just been
shut 4 minutes earlier and we couldn´t buy tickets. Luckily we persuaded the flight assistant to
help us out and we were able to get the missionaries on their plane, 5 minutes
before it took off. We are planning in
the future to make sure the missionaries don´t forget stuff in the house that
makes us arrive late hahaha.
That was our week here,
Con amor,
--
Elder Bunch
México Chihuahua Misión
Secretario Ejecutivo
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