I feel super bad...

 I feel super bad about last week [Nicholas didn't write] the truth is i wasn't able to write anyone. We had planned to write in the afternoon but then an investigator called us because her sister had died and she wanted us to pray at the graveside. Soo we did that. I have been wanting to write you guys alot too. The thing is here in Salta there aren't very many cybers. and they have weird hours. but now its a bit easier because we are only 2 elders and not 4 now. The changes in transfers were super weird. I got transferred to the other half of the ward but at the same time the limits changed and so now i have half of my area and half of my companions. My companion is Elder C,  he is from Paraguay, from the the town Abundancia (abundance) he is from a Nivacle tribe. So he is learning Spanish just like me. He has one year in the mission also. 

Elder C, My new companion

I feel super old and weird and that everything is going super fast. We are really starting to work like predicad says to do it. Which means that 1, its a ton easier (less stress) 2, time flies a full. 3, everything is a ton more spiritual. We had an awesome chat with a guy who lives super far from the chapel and he said that he would prepare to go to the church every sunday and all the preparation necesary for baptism just because he had prayed and knew it is true. Oh if everyone would just do the same;P

Service project with Elder S

Here are some fotos from service projects and Elder S (who now went to Villa Munecas ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;)

Really i can tell you guys this one thing. Don´t worry about me. don´t worry about how i am. Just know that i´m working. I bought a pic of the family to put on my desk but even with that its hard to find time to think of anyone else but my companion and the people here in the area. I love you guys. But the mission is crazy.  Mom, i know that my lack of details is sometimes hard. But i need you to be strong. I will do my best. But there are weeks that i just don´t have time to write. There is a ton of work to do here. The mission is in a time of much restauration. 

With Courage,

Elder Nicholas Hanlon Siebers