Peter's Baptism and Transfer Calls

So this week was transfer call week!!! Which means the transfer is almost over and I've been in Pescara for almost 6 weeks. That's crazy. The time has honestly gone by so fast. But in good news me and Anziano Houseman are staying together! We will stay here in Pescara for another transfer! We are honestly so excited for that blessing because we both love it here and we have a lot more work that we want to do together. Also this week we went to the other city in the district. It's called "L'Aquila" which means "eagle". ha-ha Now here is the thing. This city was hit by an earthquake about 6 years ago. It was a very beautiful city, and you would think that it's all fixed up now and looking good again. It's not. Italy has this problem of starting construction projects but never finishing them. So the city has like 27 cranes hanging over it but none of them are doing anything. Also, there are like a ton of destroyed houses. They are still full of furniture and all that stuff and they are really cool to explore.....;) ha-ha it was a good time though. The city is still beautiful; it's just funny that it's still under construction. Also this week. We had Peters Baptism!!!!!!! :) so idk if I told you how we found this guy, but we were teaching our homeboy Paul outside of his refugee camp. Mid-lesson this random guy come over and asks us if we are missionaries. We said yes. He then asked if we were Jehovah Witness and we said no. And he finished with "when can we meet to talk 1-on-1" we said "...............tomorrow?" Hahahahaha after the first lesson he said that we needed to meet at least 2 or 3 times a week so he can become closer to Jesus Christ. We said "............okay." Then after his first time in church he said "I loved church today. This is the true church. I will come every week. When can we meet again to talk about the word of God?" My companion said "……………tomorrow?" So a month after we met this guy, he got baptized. He is a miracle. The baptism also went amazing. So many members of the ward came which was super awesome and our bishop gave Peter an amazing welcome. It was an amazing experience for us and him and everyone there. Honestly so blessed to have met Peter and to have been able to be apart of the beginning of his journey. Truly a blessing. But that's pretty much the week! It was a good one :) love you all back home so much and hope you're doing well. Oh and mom, in a package, anything that's like super American. I'd like. The more American it is, the better ha-ha I trust you ;) Anyways thanks for all your prayers! Love you. Anziano Yskes Peter "The District" District Meeting "Love me some Kebab" Ready to Teach This guy at the train station That's a BIG smart car