Hermana Maxfield in South Carolina & Uruguay

This week was sooo awesome!! Tuesday night was transfers and I got transferred to Maldonado, San Carlos with Hermana Fernández!! She speaks 0 English which is so awesome!! And she's soo patient with my Spanish which is such a blessing. This area is popping so they decided to split it, which means we're ward sharing. Right now we are living with 2 other sisters in Maldonado because we don't gotta house in our area, I'm still not entirely sure why, but here we are. 40 min from our area jaja. Everyday we hop on the bus and spend all day in San Carlos. We're really out in the Campo here, lots of cows and horses and goats, so ofc I love it.  The ward in San Carlos is the best. They have a ton of youth which means tons of activities so I'm pretty much living my best life hahaha. Also the bishop pulled up in his moto to church this week, so you already know this ward is going to be a good time.  Because there are so many youths, it means we get to teach a lot of youth

 

  Holaaaa mis amigos  Every day in our zone chat we send a voice memo of a setback, comeback. If you don`t know what that is, well it`s pretty self-explanatory. Here are some of this week!  we had some good ones.  Tuesday Setback: we were walking to our lesson, and we were outside this apartment complex and this kid straight up egged us. From like 6 stories above.  Comeback:  Camila decided to be baptized!!! She is THE most prepared person I've ever met. She is 19, the niece of our first counselor in the bishopric and has been taking the lessons for quite some time. She goes to institute, and literally helps plan the ysa activities. She was SO excited to tell us she finally received an answer and is so so so excited to be  baptized. Wednesday   Setback: Sylvia made us "soggy fig in fig water" and watched as we ate (gagged it down)   Honestly there was no comeback to this.  Thursday  Set back: no one we invited came to our noche de futbol Comeback: a random person off the