Transfer Week
Going to the Beach
Tuesday – Wednesday
Tuesday was an awesome day! We taught Kiana, Andrea’s daughter, and she told us she wants to be baptized! We read the Book of Mormon with her and it was so cool. The spirit was so strong! After we played basketball and I mean actually played. It was awesome! I shot the ball like I used to. It was such a good feeling and was so fun to play against them. I can’t wait to step on the BYU floor next year!
Wednesday was great. I got my comp to work so that was an accomplishment haha He is going home soon and so trunky! We contacted people like crazy. We talked to this man that was going off on the United States. He hated every person that is from the states. He wouldn’t even give me the time of day. He asked my comp where he is from and he said Spain, then finally looked at me and asked LOL I definitely said Canada. I mean my pops served there so… but the best part was he talked to me and thought that Canada was beautiful. He was awesome. Well, we had an interview for the Hermana’s for a baptism. We traveled to Santa Lucia. I played old maid with these cute little kids. I love the kids here!
Thursday – Friday
We got our house fixed today. After, we taught Kiana the plan of salvation with drawings, it was actually super fun! Then we taught Paulina. It was so fun. The family is awesome, I taught some math and got math taught to me LOL I have forgotten a lot. The family is super humble. It’s awesome to be where people are so kind and giving.
Friday was our weekly ping-pong tourney with our branch. Everyone showed up again. So fun! I played my comp and I got him a little upset at me. My competitive side always gets the best of me. I need to be more humble. If we can just look at the people around us and be happy and look for the good in people, you could learn a lot!
Saturday- Sunday
In church, I said bye to everyone because I’m being transferred. It was super sad. My new area will be close to the beach in Parque del Plata. These two little girls gave me a present and I gave them a couple of my ties. They are super humble people. After I said goodbye to Silva y Herrera. They said how much they will miss me, ahh it killed me. Later we said goodbye to Paulina and her family and she gave me a present also. I just love the people here. Well on the way home a drunk man stopped us and offered us some weed. He was amazed though that I spoke Spanish. It was a rough Sunday and I’m going to miss the people here so much!
Elder Knelly
Elder Trevin Knell
Misión Uruguay Montevideo
Dalmiro Costa 4635 Bis
C.P. 11400 Montevideo
Uruguay
Trevin Knell: trevin.knell@myldsmail.
Misión Uruguay Montevideo
Dalmiro Costa 4635 Bis
C.P. 11400 Montevideo
Uruguay
Trevin Knell: trevin.knell@myldsmail.
Trevin Knell Blog: eldertrevinknell.
Trevin Knell Instagram: @trevinknell
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