Dear Family,
Sorry I did not have much time last week: We had a Thanksgiving lunch at the mission home and a sports day, so we did not have much time to do other things. The dinner was so good though! Sister Egbert had to cook for 65 people, but she did a good job.
Had a trade-off last week with Sister Watson in Chaguanas. We were visiting this guy, and he asked us if we wanted to see an alligator. Well, what were we supposed to say to that other than yes? He took us by this water-hole type thing and said he saw a 'gator there the other day. Then he pointed on the other side of the road and said, "You see those holes in the tall grass? There were two alligators fighting there the other day." So, we didn't actually see any, but it was a pretty interesting experience.
The Caribbean Area Presidency had a broadcast the other day where they said they wanted to focus on being converted through sacrament meeting attendance, temple attendance, etc. Those are things that everyone has been really focused on recently, because (I don't know if it's just here) they are struggling with it. Hope that you all are striving to be more converted through those things as well! :D
We had two investigators at church yesterday! One, Stephen, is a young lad whose grandmother is a member. She really wants him to be baptized, so she has been teaching him to read through the Book of Mormon. :D Problem is, his dad is not really supportive . . . so we will have to work on convicing him. The other one was named Steve, an older guy who has investigated before. He's such a cool guy who loves it when we come over and share with him---and he's even keeping the Word of Wisdom since we taught him last week
So, good week. Love you all!
Sister Aida Tibbitts
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