Elder Flores and I taking an awkward photo so that you can all see him
We are still getting along great. He has almost 14 months in the mission which means that he is old and wise. He is a goofball but he works hard. I think that we might get to start reaping what I have been sowing if you are picking up what I am putting down.
My new camera is super fancy and has all kinds of features. I can take super instagrammy photos so I thought I would show you what I would look like if I were drinking a beverage in a room in Cartavio, Peru in the 1950s.
My dope nasty hipster cam selfie of me drinking a beverage
Theres not a ton to update you all on. This was a pretty calm week. We have been teaching a lot and focusing on getting our investigators to come to church. I dont know why that is so hard but it is always a struggle. People sleep in, go to the market, or just say that they dont feel like it. Yesterday, I fought with a 12 year old boy for twenty straight minutes trying to get him to come to church. Then I had one of those "George, you are fighting with a Peruvian tween" moments and gave up.
Time is flying and I am doing great. Cartavio is my home. I love the people here.
Shout out to my nephew Jacob for turning eight this Saturday. For those of you who dont know him, he is cooler than you.
Love you all,
Elder Gonzalez
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