Just a bit of information from letters to others:
We are always doing something and never get any breaks really until p-day. I met a lot of people this week and it´s kind of funny because in order to remember who they are I have to connect them with people back home. I have seen many cucarachas. Almost every house has one. It is so hot here sometimes I can feel the humidity through my clothes, but I can adapt to it. Someone washes our clothes, another woman makes us lunch each day (our cook). They have a weird way of greeting people that I have to get used to because right now it´s really weird for me. They kiss each other on the cheek as a greeting. It doesn´t matter if you know the person or not. But only the women. The men and boys just shake hands
So I have the craziest mission ever. With my companion being a nurse, she is also like the AP of all that goes wrong. If someone is sick, or a change has to be made with the sisters, she´s in charge, whether it is mental or physical. It´s been quite a ride since I got on my mission. I have ridden in strange little vehicles- one was a bus but it was like a van without doors. The other one was like a golf cart. I have seen areas from Vista Hermosa to the center of the city, to La Justo where I am at, to Venezuela, to tribal, and to other parts of the city. It has been crazy.
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