Uno hace no simplemente aprender Español.




Elder Alder (aka my favorite person) out on our

first Saturday in the Park. Gave

a Book of Mormon to an English speaker that day.

I have been extremely busy learning the language and the gospel. We have 2 teachers, Hermana Ponsoda and Hermana Giorgino (she is the one who takes the pictures). They are both really good and I am learning a lot, not as fast as I would like but I am getting there.  Sí patata. I just said, yeah potato. Spanish word of the week.

I have to leave right now. Sorry the computer situation up here is insane. 


 



I don´t know his name, but by the end of my stay

in the MTC I will convince him to

say one word to me. From now and until

 then, he´s the Accordion Man.

E-mail you more next week.

What was a bad experience today will be a good one tomorrow.

  

-Hermana Ponsoda-

 

Love Elder Broadbent.



Elder Pemberton and I at the park
 one Saturday talking Spanglish to everyone.
The first person we met that day was very
open to us. His name is Santos.




Us singing in the park at the end of the first day we visited.




 

Note From MOM: According to Google Translate, "Uno hace no simplemente aprender Español." means "You do not just learn Spanish." Some one who speaks real Spanish let me know how close that is.