Transfers

 Hey how are you all doing? Sorry I haven't emailed in a while not much was happening until this week. We did have a baptism and working on setting a date for another since I last wrote so that's good.  

Thursday, we got a call from the AP's and they said we had to have emergency transfer because an elder in my zone has pneumonia so he stayed in tegus in the hospital so my comp left and went to his area. I stayed here in a trio with the other 2 elders which was fun but kind of weird. I kind of just felt like I was 3rd wheeling the entire time haha. 

Sunday night my comp got a call that he is getting transferred so I'm staying here in Esperanza which is awesome and I won't find out who my comp is till Wednesday. 

Also, the other day I ate raw clams which was so weird and would not recommend. I thought it tasted weird and my stomach has been a little off since. 

Last p-day we went to a waterfall which was cool but we walked like an hour and a half to get there.

We had another earthquake here! It happened while we where in church and the entire building was shaking which was super cool in my opinion.

This year we are studying the Doctrine and covenants for come follow me. It is an amazing book of the revelation given to Joseph Smith when he was restoring the church. We all can learn many things from it and I would like to invite you all to try and read it and study it every week.

That's about all that I can remember from the last weeks.

Hope you all are doing great.

Love you all, Elder Price 
















1. 48 degrees here in honduras 
2. My trio
3. Big chair thing 
4. COW
5. "Sacrement room"( hotel meeting area)
6. Heart
7. Earthquake 
8. Yamarangila
9. Waterfall 
10. Fog in the morning 

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