Made Senior Companion

So this week has been pretty crazy. We had transfers and I'm staying in Chaparral still. We were going to have another trio as well. But that only lasted for like a day. Then there was an emergency transfer so I'm back to only having one companion now. My new companion is Elder Gee. He's from Michigan and is super awesome. We've both been out for about six months now and supposedly I'm senior comp. So let's see how that goes. I also am officially no longer a greenie as of this week. I guess I'm supposed to know what I'm doing now. As far as missionary work goes though we had a great week. We found a couple news investigators which is awesome for Chaparral. We also should be having a baptism coming up the tenth of February which will be super cool. They are such an awesome family. They were teaching us how to make some Mexican food just the other day. I need to learn how to cook this stuff before I get back. It's been going great out here sharing the gospel. 

It was such a sick week, and we're about to have another one. We should be having a baptism this Saturday. It's been awesome to be able to work with them, and help them progress. It's been so busy out here. Normally it's hard to plan for our days because we are trying to figure out what else we can do. Recently though, it's been super hard to plan just because we've had so much to do out here. We've had a lot of service as well lately which is awesome. It's a blast out here. This past Sunday, we brought our enchiladas out on the roof and ate while watching the sunset. Then I played my guitar up there which was super cool. We've been going on the roof to do a lot of stuff recently. We actually brought up a table, and did our Spanish studies up there once. We also got to gorge ourselves in Carne Asada this week for one of our dinners. I had five steaks and a Bratwurst. It was awesome. Everything is going great out here. Love you guys and miss you guys lots.

Brian as Senior Companion with his new companion on roof 

Brian with his "Chappies" on the roof (again!)