ipinanganak siya sa baguio ("She was born in Baguio")

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Hey so don't have tons of time but I'll cover a few things. 
Went down to the mission home to meet my new trainee. We had trainers training first with the AP's and president. It was super good. Learned tons, and their house is sick.
I got to work with Elder Garn who is in my batch in his area. Because he was training too so we worked in his area and stayed the night at his apartment. His area was so dope, kinda hot but he's got aircon in his house. 

Then the next day we picked up the trainees and had breakfast in the mission home. Felt like a breakfast back at home, so nice in their home. 

I picked up my trainee, he is from Davao, the same place as my trainer. I joked around with him and told him I was out for two months ahahah, he got so scared. Then i told him the truth. 

But anyway it was super fun, we got pics and then headed home. He was so happy to be assigned in Baguio.

Had some special experiences already with the guy, he's hilarious, pretty much a better missionary than me already. 

We were tracting on Thursday and stopped by some ladies house she opened up and it was like the scariest person I've ever seen. She was some old lady in a hospital gown and had a skin disease called Psoriasis i think. She had tons of scabs all over her body. She was also blind. It was so sad, but we talked to her and she was one of the most humble person I've met on the mission. Felt so bad for her. We gave her a blessing and found out her kids are members of the church. 

Yeah got into some arguments with born again girls hahaha. I try to control it but it just hurts my brain hahaha. "THE BIBLE SAYS DONT ADD TO IT" i was like "says that in Deuteronomy as well sister, what do you know we got more books" but yeah found some really nice people too though, good week

Love you all till next time  

Elder Garry

Elder Sifuentes

My 1st child in the mish
Dominican Hill Hotel Baguio 

Got to work with Elder Garn in Naguilian 



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