Semana 45 - Baptism


Saturday my companion and I baptized un joven (a young man) named Bruno.
Bruno is awesome!  He is 16 years old and loves the gospel and was so ready to be baptized. 

This past week was a lot more calm than last week as we have the house all organized and we are getting into a new groove with the new house and pensión.  One down side to the house is when it rains really hard the house floods.... Saturday in the morning when I woke up I heard it was raining, I didn't think much of it because it always rains here, until I stepped in a huge puddle of water and almost slipped.  It was an interesting experience.  This week was very wet as we are entering into the rainy season in the jungle (winter).  With all the rain it's not boiling the whole day which is OK. 

Today we have changes so tonight I will find out if I'm going somewhere else or stay in the same area for 6 weeks more.

paraíso esta haciendo más y más frío. me gusta mucho porque me recuerdo de canadá y la nieve 
les quiero mucho (Paradise is getting more and more cold.  I like it a lot because I remember Canada and the snow I love so much very much)


Elder Porowski

Location: Iquitos, Peru

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