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😊 Hola Familia & Amigos!! This is Kyle's Mom giving you a little update from Elder Jensen...  This past Sunday he was told that he was staying put in Rosarito where he had been for only 1 transfer (6 wks), BUT then on Tuesday night (after transfers were all done) Kyle's Mission President still felt like there needed to be some more changes and so Elder Jensen got a call from the Mission President who said he wanted Kyle to go back to Mexicali, but to a different area within that city. He'll cover two different wards as well, Justo Sierra & Robledo wards (or branches?). So within 12hrs of time, Kyle had packed his bags, said good-bye to Rosarito, good-bye to Elder Hernadez & then got on a bus to ride the 120 miles to his new area . A little crazy, uh?! His new companion is Elder Spainhower, who is from Ogden, UT & who only has a few months left of his mission in total. Elder Jensen & Elder Spainhower will be Zone Leaders together in this area, which is a

HAPPY HALLOWEEN  I hope you all have a SPOOKtacular day!!! ;) 😊 Hola mi Hijo y Familia!   This week (or two) for us here in Oregon has been quite crazy. We actually had soccer games in the RAIN, an YW archery activity, watched the Willamette Valley Temple groundbreaking ceremony & Zac & I have had bad colds all week! Rather, I was sick all week (& still yucky) and Zac just got sick Friday night, but it's a doozy of a cold! Ugh! We both didn't go to church yesterday. The kids did go though and Jenelle ended up getting asked to talk for a short bit about her experience of attending the Willamette Valley Temple groundbreaking ceremony in person. (unbeknownst to the both of her parents at home. Lol!) Only 20 tickets were given to our Stake and our Stake Presidency told the Ward Bishops to pick two youth who could drive themselves down to Springfield/Eugene and who would enjoy & benefit from attending in person. Bishop Jensen felt that the two Senior YW in our Ward

Mi semana, parte 2 Esta semana ha sido una montaña rusa. Al principio de la semana, compremos boletas a CA para el cruise que vamos a tomar con mamá y papá, pero el sábado, hablamos con nuestro huésped, y ahora tenemos que encontrar nuevo apartamento. Y me parece que lo tenemos que hacer rapidamente. Es muy triste porque parece que vamos a tener mover hasta Payson. Esto sería super bueno para estar con familia, pero súper triste porque tendrémos que estar muy lejos de F45 y tendrémos que movernos del barrio. Todavía estoy esperando que recibimos una buena noticia y podemos quedarnos aca en Provo, pero no creo que sea posible. Estamos preparados para cualquier cosa. Aparte de eso, tengo muy pocas semanas hasta que estoy en España!! Ciaocitos, Bre On Mon, Jun 6, 2022 at 5:30 PM Bre Jones < buildwithbrejones@gmail.com > wrote: Elder mucho macho mango salsa, Esta semana ha sido... difícil. La verdad es que he estado haciendo muchas buenas cosas pero me falta energía o mejor dicho mot

Elder mucho macho mango salsa, Esta semana ha sido... difícil. La verdad es que he estado haciendo muchas buenas cosas pero me falta energía o mejor dicho motivación para hacer las cosas que necesito hacer. Entonces no he hecho mucho en lo de terminar mi certificación de experto de nutrición ni tampoco lo de mi tesis ni lo de mi lista de lecturas. Así que siento muchísimo estrés. También, lo más que trabajo en F45, me doy cuenta de la desorganización y el poco control que tengo para cambiarla. Es muy frustrante. He estado leyendo mucho en el libro de Mormón y esto me ha ayudado bastante. De hecho, tengo casi toda la semana con apuntes de mis lecturas y esto me hace sentir que estoy haciendo algo bien. Lo bueno es que Sterling y yo hemos hecho algunas cosas divertidas los últimos días y esto me basta. El viernes, miramos Camelot, el musical. Es muy chistoso pero también super triste. El sábado miramos Sonic 2 (Sonic 1 también es super buena).  Camelot contiene la historia del rey Arthur

Hola Hijo & Familia! Here's just a quick note saying we're alive & well and survived another week of church activities, school activities(band concert), work mtgs, house cleaning & prom dates!! Lol!! (I will send a couple pics) We're still planning to Zoom today at 4pm Oregon time, unless we hear otherwise from Elder mucho macho mango.  Zoom today at 4pm  Here's Breanna's link Join Zoom Meeting https://byu.zoom.us/j/96279487802?pwd=bjB1Tk82eEhKL0FaQ01DbjVya0kwUT09 Meeting ID: 962 7948 7802 Passcode: 759930 Today the kids have No school for Memorial Day, but they both have lots of homework to do, so we're not doing much as a family today in general. Just cleaning & organizing while the kids do homework. (Well…Dad & I might go get me some new shoes to help with my sore feet, but we'll see) 😉 Here's a few notes I took from Pres. Weist's talk yesterday. I thought it was insightful & good things to ponder: The test we're takin

Hola F amilia! This week has been a busy, but fun week too. We got home from Kaitlyn's wedding & Mother's Day on Monday, recovered a little bit with washing several batches of clothes & cleaning up the house, we had YWs on Wednesday, had a wet & rainy fathers & sons outing Friday and then on Saturday a Math competition for Zerrick at OSU & Prom for Jenelle at Reiser Stadium. Now…there was a lot of in between things that happened this week, but I either don't remember them or I choose to forget them. Haha! Jk (well kind of not)😉 As far as I am concerned, I was involved with cleaning up the house & getting Jenelle & her date outfitted for Prom. The rest of the activities will have to be more elaborated by those involved! I didn't need to "fix" a prom dress this time, but I did sew a tie for Andrew Madsen, Jenelle's date. throughout the week, I Hmmm & Haaaah'd about it a lot and then finally on Friday I finished it and got