Exchanges and Loving Hospital!

Good afternoon everyone I hope you are happy and healthy😁I had an amazing week here in little Hospital. I'm going to miss it here. I've gotten used to biking a couple hours each day and now it's kinda fun😂. A little thought I've been having and was a topic in Sunday school yesterday, and General Conference.
"Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven." 
Jesus Christ taught and showed us the perfect example. This world needs a lot more light I think. So many live in darkness and have so many burdens, and we can't even notice. But there can be light in the darkness and burdens made light through our words and actions. An invitation for me and for all of you, live this week so that other people can see your light🙂. 

Couple pics
-me fixing a hole in my tube😁
-me riding a bike😂
-a churassco🥙
-some pig stomach that some of our Amigos gave to us(it tastes kinda weird)😂
-I went on exchanges in Paine with Elder Klecker(where tons of Elders were complimenting my spanish for only having 2 months, so thanks everyone for your prayers❤)

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