Missionary Life...It's not always one with our stomachs full (2-22-16)

Well, nothing to crazy happened this week. It was pretty normal overall, i think what i´ll do is just take some time to answer questions. The changes that come from a mission though are enormous. Just things like, you learn what you were doing wrong in your life before the mission, and I have a really strong desire to fix those things. Like, being more study minded, really, actually keeping the sabbath day holy, wasting less time on video games, things like that. As missionaries, a lot of times we hear all the problems that people have. We also have the gift of the spirit to tell people how they can fix these problems. But, this gift also can tell us what we need to fix. These are the things that you wouldn´t believe, just the changes that come. Also the knowledge that I´ve gained, I´ve started to find out how little i knew before the mission, but i´m gaining a little more each day. Oh, I just remembered something funny that happened this week. So, normally our money falls on the 1st and 15th of every month, and normally by the end we don´t have any money. so, this last week, the 15th fell on Monday, which is P-Day, so we´re on our own for lunch. This last week our money didn´t fall and no one in the zone had any money. Haha, I ended using my personal card, and there´s an Elder in our house who doesn´t have one, so I bought lunch for him, but the whole Zone was in revolt for a few days until our money fell. anyway, missionary life, it´s not always one with our stomachs full. We also have interveiws with President Brum this Saturday, so he should bring all of the boxes and things with him I hope. Anyway, so we´re really searching for new investigators right now, having some sucess but nothing crazy. We´re going to keep working hard, fasting and praying a little, and see what we can find. Anyway, thanks and love you guys. Have fun in Cabo! Elder Wyatt​