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What's up? How's it going?

The week here was crazy. But in a good way. Things are busy, and we're seeing miracles every day.

This past Monday for P day we went to Marlboro, MA and we carved watermelons like pumpkins. It was a good time!! I'll attach some pictures from Sister Couto's camera because I actually left mine at home. So maybe you'll get more next week. 

WATERMELON!!

Not quite sure what to title this one??
Sick of Watermelon??

Elder's and Sister's from the zone!!

Monday evening we drove up to Nashua, New Hampshire to do an exchange with Elder Gunnell and Elder Fischbeck. It was actually Elder Gunnell's birthday and we had a great time! Their zone is doing great things both in the traditional and digital mission. It was a blast!

Funny story, we got up with the Nashua elders to go play some sports in the morning and decided to just shower at the church (showers in the church are a thing here) and study there. Well we show up to the church, and put our stuff in the kitchen only to look over to one of the rooms connected to the kitchen.... there's a old, white haired lady just standing there in the window. WHATTT. Ahhh!!! Then Elder Fischbeck bursts into the room she's in, flipps on the lights and it was a surprise birthday breakfast for Elder Gunnell. The lady standing there was the lady who put it on's mother. Pretty hilarious.

Wednesday we went to Ludlow, MA with Elder MacJanet and Elder Koontz, it was also a great exchange.

Thursday we were in Groton, CT with Elder Mangelson and Elder Wenner. T They found a girl who has the softest heart ever. She loved hearing the restoration and the missionaries in Belgium are now teaching her. So awesome!

Friday we were in Foxboro, MA and we had a nice training with 3 of the companionships there.

Miracle story of the week:

>It's Saturday night, we're finishing up some work.
>A Ghanian man named Francis wants to Skype
>We say sure. 

>We ask if he wants to hear a message about Christ

>He agrees, says he's Catholic
>We teach a near flawless Restoration lesson

>He's SO EXCITED

>Wants to be baptized

>Wants to meet with the missionaries

>Wants to read the Book of Mormon.

>Lives 15 minutes from the temple.

>Miracles.

Other than that we presented the Digital Mission to the Hartford Stake Presidency yesterday, it was a complete success. Everyone loves this project!

Pictures were from P day, WINGS stands for "West Is Never Gonna Stop" because we're in the Boston West zone.

Do watermelons bounce?

Long Email today. Enjoy. Ahah

Love you all!

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