This Saturday Ceasar, and Enriqueta are both getting baptized. I am supper excited. Sergio, Enriquetas son, was interviewed so he could baptize Enriqueta, and his eight year old daughter Dana. He will baptize both of them on Saturday, we are having the service at 11:00. Ceasar will be baptized at the same service. We don't know who is going to baptize him yet. It will probably be one of us, or it might be his fellowshipper Bro Prack. Last time we saw him, we let him know what his options are, and so now he is thinking them over. So there will be three Baptisms on Saturday, two under the mission, and one under the ward. They have all progressed a lot.
Transfers are next week, so I probably have just one more Sunday. It will be sad leaving the area, especially right after baptizing some people, but that is ok, I can't stay here forever. If for some reason I do stay, I will be so excited.
For breakfast this morning, I had some homemade fudge. I got the valentine’s package, and I started making the fudge last night. I just barely put it in the refrigerator before going to bed. Between the four of us, we already ate half of it. It's in a 8" by 8" pan and about an inch thick. I have a little bit of a tummy ach now. That’s ok, it tastes really good.
It is really nice out today, so we are thinking of playing soccer or tennis. We might invite Ceasar to play with us too. On Saturday, it was so hot I was dying to take off my suit coat. I never thought I could feel that way in the middle of February. Is it warming up their yet? Do you still have snow on the ground?
I am grateful for all the love all of you have shared with me.
Elder Finch.
Rebekah Finch: Guatemala Quetzaltenango Mission Daniel Finch: Columbia South Carolina Mission, Spanish Speaking
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