Well yes we did just talk (And I wasn't the last to finish yesterday.. E' Holbrook went for about 2 hours!!! His family is going to be coming to Argentina the last week of his mission so they were making sure everything was ready.) But aside from that here is the address for his family.
I wasn't worried about being homesick of anything, really, you all hear from me every week and I wanted to hear the lives of those who I don't get to hear from very often.
Anyways, it's another pictures day, and one of them will make you very, very jealous.
Here are some delicious empanadas, for these types, we get our a bottle of lemon juice, and pour it in the tops.
This is our radiator (That scary thing that makes weird sounds that's attatched to the wall) It is gas powered, like our stove, so we do have to use matches or a "lighter," which makes a small electric sparks, to start them.
This is our washing machine. However... it is broken. So we have to wash our clothes by hand. There is also no such thing as a dryer here, so everything is hung to dry, which become a little annoying when garments are needed.
This is our (Mine and Elder Holbrook´s) room. It is pretty nice, but we are still lacking light so we use the window for light, which by the way, the window is kinda inside the house, I'll get another picture of this in a short while. (Sorry, it's a bit outta focus)
and finally
In Argentina, there is a company here called Grido, it is an Ice Cream place, and as you can read on the picture. Yes, we can call and get it Delivered!!! By far, one of the coolest things here, and the Ice Cream is really pretty good. That, and we can get it by the quarter, half, or whole Kilo, so ya, if there's any reason you to come to Argentina, Mom, it's this. Grido also happens to have a store about every 3 blocks here. It's awesome.
Anyways, there is the Report of the week, I hope you can enjoy it.
¡Nos Vemos!
-Ian
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