Crevillente

Howdy ya´ll. To tell you the truth there isn´t a whole lot to report this week. Everything is about the same. I´m getting to know the members a little better and starting to get a hang of the area. Its gotten REALLY cold lately. I can stand the cold but I´m not much of a fan of the wind and cold. Last night it was 3 degrees celcius. Sorry I can´t convert that for you. Its been a little tough getting in houses lately. The less actives we go to visit are never home and some have told us to just not come back. Its a little tough but I think things are going to start picking up. Domingo, our deaf investigator, is progressing so thats really good news! He should be baptized this transfer. He is doing a little better with his prayers. In fact he prayed in our last appointment we had with him and I didn´t even know haha. We brought a member with us to help us a little with translation and he was trying to persuade him to do the prayer. Next thing I know my companion and the member said amen. Thanks for the notice! Haha it was a little hard to recognize because we have to watch the person praying so nobody closes their eyes. I guess I need to be a little more focused. On Saturday we helped one of the deaf members with a service project. He is destroying the interior of an old apartment and remodeling it so we helped him out with that. It was pretty simple. He handed me a hammer and told me to get rid of the stairs! It was the most fun I´ve ever had doing a service project. Every boy wants to crush and destroy things with a hammer right? Spanish construction is a little different than U.S. too. The stair case was made out of rock, tile and concrete. Thats about all the news I have for the week. I hope things start to pick up here soon though. I love you all so much and thanks again for all you do. I know Christ lives and that living his gospel is the only way back to our Father. The only way. Have a great week and I´ll talk to you soon. Love, Elder Langston