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| New Year's Eve from our roof |
Not much happened this week. We don't have a lot of people to
teach and are still contacting a lot which has been a little difficult
during the holiday season. We were able to meet with two less active families
this week. On New Years Eve we went to the American family in our areas house.
One tradition here for New Years Eve is to eat twelve grapes at midnight. We
also have access to the roof from our apartment so we went up and watched
fireworks from there.
One of the bigger holidays here is Dia de Los Reyes.
Which was this past week. They have parades throughout the city and the
kids put their shoes out at night so Los Reyes (the three kings/wisemen) will
fill their shoes with gifts.
Also, three elders in our mission are being deported back to
the States due to a paperwork issue and since we are in a trio Elder Rappleyea
will be leaving to go to San Sebastian this Tuesday. Today for pday we
went to Park Guell which was fun.
Tenga una buena semana!
Elder Neuberger
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| my desk where I study |
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| making fried oreos |
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| name tag in Catalan |
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| I love this drink from Brasil. |
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| dinner appointment |
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| views of Barcelona from Park Guell |
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| Go Clemson! |
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| Three guys at Five Guys |
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