Halloween is a family history holiday

Monday, November 3, 2014

I decided that Halloween is a family history holiday. Because November 1 is the Day of the Dead in Mexico, when people dress up like their ancestors in honor of them. Also, Halloween is a Celtic holiday celebrating the last day when spirits can be out and about before winter sets in. Therefore, Halloween is a family history holiday. :)

For Halloween, we stayed inside all day. First, we had our studies, then lunch, then weekly planning, then we went to a member's house for dinner and movies. We watched Dispicible Me 2 and Frozen. It was a good night.

We stayed home because Hna. Moleli was sick, but it was good because we both needed a day to get back into the swing of missionary things.

And, the best thing that happened this week is two of our investigators are getting baptized! K---- is getting baptized November 22nd and M----- is thinking about either November 29th or sometime in December. We are super excited and ask for your prayers for them.