Greetings from Cuiaba.
This week was pretty good. A lot of world cup going on. We had 1
day last week where we had to stay inside for a Brasil Game. After 4 o'clock today we will have to be inside our apartments.
Branco and his wife from Haiti. After they came to church we taught
them the restoration. That believed most of it, but Branco had a
difficult time with the first vision. He has heard somewhere that the
Bible says that nobody can see God. We told him to try reading and
praying about the Book of Mormon. This week we see if he has.
There are a lot of less actives in this ward to want to start
working with, but the ward secretary is super busy, so we are
struggling to get a list.
Its's hard to get a lot of work done here. Studies takes up 8 to 11 o
clock. And walking to eating and walking back from lunch takes until about 1 or 2 o clock some days. The sun goes down at 6 here and it is to
sketchy so go into some neighbor hoods after dark. So we try and
schedule our lessons at the end of the day and we do our finding
activities during the daylight hours.
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| We had an american family from Hawaii with us at church, we helped them out with church and some translation. It is strange speaking English with people who are not missionaries. |
This week we ate at a Churrascaria Rodizio, AKA Brazilian style BBQ. It
was super good. It was basically the same thing as the Brazilian Grills
in the States. The quality was not quite as good. The salad bar is
minimal, but the desserts are included. Some of the meat was a bit burnt
and the cuts are not as good but they still had good flavor and were
very tasty. They had the people who come around with the skewers of meat
just like in the states. Per person to eat there is only 12 Rais.
Which is about 6 US dollars. So it is good cheap.
Rais, Brazilian money, said like"Hey-eyes"
We also went to this place called the "Camêlo". They have a lot of
weird imported perfumes and fake stuff from China. The Camêlo consists
of a bunch of 5 by 5 food stands in a warehouse that is just packed
full of the little stores, and each little story is packed pull of
clothes or electronics or stuff made in china or bags or what ever. I
bought myself a fake Brazil Jersey for Cheap, only 35 Rais or about
17.50 US. Which is good considering real "official shirts" for the team
are like 90 up to 200+ Rais.
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