I LOVE the people of Brasil.

 

 

Yup! I LOVE the people of Brasil. That´s what I´ll most miss. I can bring the food, the language (a bit), and my habits that I learned, but the people - That´s what I´ll miss. I love this land so much! For sure I was predestined to come here, and the Lord was so patient in helping me realize that I needed to be here. 

Bruno and Jaqueline- and awesome family in the ward! They´re both returned missionaries, and they help us a ton. I WANNA BE LIKE THEM WHEN I GET MARRIED!!! Super cool and always ready to help! Eternal missionaries!!!!

We found some kind of white thing growing on a tree, and we war painted our faces! Woohoo!!!

Us and Elder Gama in the rodoviária! He was our best friend. He was President´s right hand man, and we worked together a lot to help fix up a lot of probs in the mission. He´s super funny, and now....morto. [For those of you unfamiliar with mission slang,  don't worry!  Elder Gama is very much alive.  They just say they "die" when they go home.]  Went home after 2 years and a little more on the mission! Haha! Rest in peace, dude!

CASAMENTO DA WANUELLY E DO BRUNO!!!!!!!!!! It was WONDERFUL!!!!! And Wanuelly will be baptised on Tuesday, and Bruno in a few weeks! AH!!! THEY

ARE SO SO SO  SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO AMAZING!!!!

Our last pics together right after we cried our eyes out! I´m surprised that there´s any makeup left!!! I sure miss that girl!!! This was a tough transfer!!! 

 

 

I´m taking full advantage of these pants to climb trees to eat berries, and to scare the birds that pooped on my comp, and as a way to see the sunset! [Due to Zika and other mosquito borne illnesses, they are now advised to wear pants instead of skirts at peak mosquito times.]

Saying goodbye to Sister Franca

With new companion, Sister Teran

At home in their apartment

Teaching English

Beautiful Brasil!