More from Mid-July

Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2015 11:36:07 -0300
Subject: Re: Dog Days of Summer
From: william.percival@myldsmail.net
To: mtpercival3@msn.com

The weather here has been nice as the air is cooler than other parts of the year. The only hard part is the sun is still very warm. But after hearing about many other missions in Brazil, it is really not very hot here. The ocean breeze always keeps me cool. It is too bad I cannot go swimming in the ocean. There are some really great beaches here. Or so I hear. Maybe we can go on a vacation on Markem's boat and stop by Fortaleza. It is a long ways but he could use his captain skills to get us there. Haha. 

 I forgot did you sell her Mercedes? If so who did you sell it to? I am sure I make it difficult to report to other people how I am doing. Sorry about that. Just a personality thing I guess. I will be more open when I come back. At least that is one of my goals. As for helping me get ready for school. Just plan some doctor appointments and a dentist visit when I get back and that should be good. BYU will have a tough time (football) with these schools, but it is good competition. 

As for missionary work the week was good. We were only able to have two people at church but they are a young couple who are very good. We will try to baptize them this weekend but they want to take things a little bit slower which is understandable but a little annoying for a missionary. Everyone who goes to church likes it. The churches here are very pretty. We also found some other youth that we are teaching that are going to to got church this week. Along with a kid we are helping reactivate who is 14 and lives in a house that people here call "humble". Poverty is not terrible here but it is very visible. Should be my last week in the area. I am hoping for a change of location to give me a little more fire for my last transfer. Lots of love. Give the dogs some love for me. 

Love,

Will