Starting to work again and baptism interview

 Hey how are you all doing. I'm doing better. The only thing is when Im walking I either have 0 pain or I have a bunch of pain. It is so random but I'm learning to live with it HAHA. But this week we starting working again and man is it hard to get back into a routine after 15 days of doing nothing and now not being able to start the day off with exercise. It's tough.


This week I did a baptism interview for the hermanas in my district and I was going to do one for the zl's but the girl left with her dad and didn't come back till late so I wasn't able to do the interview but its was fine cause we stayed the night with the zl's and we sat out on there deck listing to Elder Hernandez play his ukulele which was super relaxing. Then we played games until midnight.

The rest of the week we just went and visited memeber since it was the first week my new comp Elder Garcia and I left the house since the start of this transfer. 

But p-day I finally was able to go to the mall and buy grocries which was so nice. Problem is is that I ate all my food already so I need to buy more this week HAHA. I bought yogurt, cereal and bread to make pbj's but yeah it's all gone now so yeah. 

But thats about it for this week, hope you are all doing great and having fun.

Love you all, Elder Price 

1. Eating "dinner" During a zone meeting
2. Elders messing around during the meeting 
3. The red moon
4. Map of how toxic the air was because of smoke (I'm in francisco morasan)










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