Monday, April 16, 2018

Week 31: Pueblo Nuevo


Hey everybody, 

I have finished my first full week in the Puebs (short for Pueblo Nuevo). It was a super busy week and everyday flew by super fast. We were going back and forth from Piata (30ish minutes away) everyday. So lots of traveling. But my new companion is Elder Schneider he is 6´ 5" from Snowflake, and holds New Mexico's state record for the longest touchdown pass, 99.5 yards. He is also really good at the uke and is super funny. He is the bomb. 

My area here is super cool, we are far away from everything (which I love). We are also over 2 small little pueblitos (or tiny towns) and the only way to get there is to take a 20 minute moto ride, then take a 10 minute boat ride (but they push it with a stick). We have to go there weekly to collect the tithing from out there. So that is pretty neat. 

Our family group here is super small, they meet below us (technically in our house), with about 30 people in attendance. Its super small, and so much different than all my other wards I've been in. I also have a calling, I play the music in sacrament meeting. I but the DVDs in the DVD player, find the song on the disc and hit play, then change the disc and find the next song. (I'm going to try to talk to the branch president and get an electric keyboard so I can actually play). This week we also woke up Saturday morning and didn't have any water, so we waited and waited, and nothing. So we were super gross all of Saturday. Then Sunday woke up, and again no water, so again no shower. We go to church, and then after church there was water, so we hurry up and get ready to shower, my companion showers, then right as I hop in, the water cuts out again, so a showered with 3 water bottles of water. Then this morning we finally got water back and I was able to shower. We also have a member who works a burger shop, so every other night we get free burgers and they are soooo good. That's about it for the week, every day in the best day ever. 

Love, 
Elder Gruber















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