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Here is Aaron's responses to the questions I asked him this week!  


How is your area? 
Amazing and huge. We cant walk from one end to the other in one day

Is it as third world as we imagined or not?
yes and no. there is areas where we jump over rivers then some with buildings

How is the food? Have you been able to eat anything or has it all been super weird? Or are you just living off the granola bars still? Haha! 
i have eaten everthing i have got so far

Carters mom said he was a picky eater, has he gotten used to the food? 
he is very used to it now

What has been your favorite part about the field so far? 
its so much fun just seeing everything

What has been the hardest part? 
seeing all the money they just waste instead of selling their resources

Are you more homesick now than before or has it gotten easier? 
its not bad

How is the weather? 
super hot then rain, if it gets very hot that means it will rain soon. not hard rain just a sprinkle to cool it down

How do you feel about missionary life? 
so much fun

Now, about your investigators. 

Who are you teaching? 
everyone that will listen

How is this their progression? 
we have 6 baptisms for the 17th i think. maybe more. there is two boys around 17ish that we will ask for permission to baptize them in a river

Did you open an area or did you go to an area where Carter already was? 
carter has been here 3 months

How hard is it to find someone to teach?
not at all but to have them come to church yes

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