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Week 27: Ciudad Real, La Mancha District

Monday- p day was good. We played tennis and had a lot of fun. All those lessons as a kid paid off, I felt like I was playing pretty well. Although elder Llavina has never played tennis before so that could've helped. But we did that and also ate at dominoes. Then because we had a zone conference in Malaga, the valdepeñas elders...

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Week 26: Ciuadad Real, La Mancha District

Monday- another pretty regular p day, other than a lot of missionaries were having problems sending emials so if you didn't get one and were expecting one maybe, that was why. But we are at the Chinese restaurant of the family of our investigator named Toni. Then that night we met with Ronald and it went really well.  Tuesday- we had district meeting in the morning. One...

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Week 25: Ciudad Real, La Mancha District

Monday- It was a pretty normal pday.  Very rainy and cold.  It’s been like that lately almost every day but that’s alright.  We spent it with the best member Kriss and her kids and we played some games.  Then that night we went and taught an investigator name Feliza and she’s from Bolivia.  She had been taught before but the missionaries eventually dropped her...

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Week 24: Ciuadad Real, La Mancha District

Monday- our awesome second counselor Jorge drove us down to Gibraltar for a last p day together. We went with hermanas and met up with the Algeciras and La Linea/Gibraltar missionaries and climbed the famous rock. Hermana Anderson got bit by a monkey because the monkeys were in very grumpy moods this time but it didn't break skin so she was at no...

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WEEK 23: CADIZ CASCO ANTIGUO, CADIZ DISTRICT

Monday- It was a pretty normal P day. Played a lot of ping pong and foosball again which is always nice.  Also bought a Cadiz football Jersey! My goal is to try and get a football jersey from every city that I serve in in Spain (Granted if they have a team, although almost every city has a team, just the majority are not very good) Then...

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