"Fort Walton Spanish had a baptism. It was Jose."

There's a lot of pretty farmland and nurseries like this here.

Fort Walton Spanish had a baptism! It was our stud Jose. Another one named Rigoberto that we taught is going to get baptized next month too.

Also, the 9 new Spanish missionaries was a false alarm. Turns out, no new ones are coming...

This week was alright. Nobody came to church. Our main chica lilian was working and we weren't able to see her at all actually this week. Eulisis, who was supposed to have prayed for a baptismal date also had to start working a ton and we haven't been able to see him either. People work from 7 in the morn until 9 at night sometimes so it's hard to contact some people.

Other than that, we found a few more people to teach this week. I feel like I've already worked in every Spanish neighborhood here in Quincy since there's not a ton of Hispanics. But there's obviously always more people to find. We knocked way too many doors this week haha

Transfers are this week and Elder Bravo my papa is going to be in my district in Tallahassee! That's pretty saweet.

We pretty much did nothing for 4th of july. We tried to watch fireworks from up on our roof but we saw a total of 3 sparklers.

We had a super weird lesson with the nicest family ever. It was just weird because we taught it in English then translated it to Spanish for the husband. The wife speaks a little Spanish but it blew my mind that after 14 years of being together they're still a happy family that can't completely communicate with each other.. haha

Here's a pic of a nursery here. It didn't really show up in the pic but there's a lot of pretty farmland and nurseries like this here.

This week scorched me alive and my butt.