Hello,
So I am sorry for my super short and incomplete letter last week, I ended up running out of time.
So I am in a place called Cañete, and I am in the branch of Imperial. It really isn´t too far from my last area, and it is a citty, but it is not Lima so it is pritty nice. My Comp. is named Elder Izquirdo (which is funny because Izquierda is spanish for left, so everyone makes Elder Left and Right jokes.) Something I like is that he is pretty short, so I am again one of the tallest people that I see during the day. I really love my new area, my Companion is the District Leader so I finally have a chance to know how it´s done, and the people here are very humble and want to change their lives. Saturday night we found a young man named JoseMaria (yes his first name the two names of the father and mother of Jesus, at this point latin names have stopped shocking me.) Anyway, we taught him a small lesson and invited him to church, the next day he showed up early to church and stayed for all three hours, and in Gospel principles class he introduced himself as, My name is Josemaria and I want to change my life and that is why I´m here. That point I felt very happy to be in this place. I have seen some of the best people here who really want to change their lives.
My Spanish is coming along very well, I feel like I am finally out of the spanish pitt, and am walking and laughing with all the short little pueru people. I still mess up some words, and there are a lot of things I don´t know, but I feel like I'm there. But yeah life is going well, and the Gospel is true. Mom please tell everyone in the ward Hi for me. I love you all thank you for your thoughts and Oraciones. Love Elder Roos.
3/11/14Hey this is going to be short, sorry I will have a better letter next week.
I got your letters at last, and thank you so much that was really something that I needed this week, I am also very thankful for the letters that had your testimonies, and really just reading those two simple letters really helped my testimony, thanks.
The biggest thing that happened this week was transfers. I finally left Sunampe, and to be honest it was kind of sad. I was surprised at the reaction of the members when they all found out that I was going to another area. The Bishop told everyone in church at the pulpit, that one day they are going to see me as a 70 in the liahona, but I will be happy as a young men´s president. I am out of time love you all. Elder Roos