"Life is beautiful, but people are crazy."
- Charles Osgood
Well, starting with the craziness;
1. Today we went to a zoo.
2. We had "Tokyo Drift" going on in the sector.
3. A crazy man with an axe story.
We went to a zoo today as an apartment of elders and some members. It was pretty dang awesome to see some unique animals and get out and do something different. It was awesome to see how the animals are all different and to watch them up close! I saw penguins today which were pretty cool. It was fun to go with those members and build some memories with them.
"Tokyo Drift" happened on Saturday. We were walking through the sector, and we suddenly heard in the distance crazy shouting and hollering. Then we see a car coming super fast towards us, and they start to fishtail as they brake. They go around a corner drifting. It was pretty cool to watch as a second car did it too, and then came the cops... and a lot of them: motorcycle cops, normal police cruisers, bigger cop cars, and finally the REALLY big cop cars. It was fun to watch as they went after them in pursuit.

So on Friday, we were looking for a person that had gone to church before, but this person had stopped coming and seemed to have disappeared. We went to the address, and here in Chile, instead of knocking the door, we shout, "ALOOOOOOH!!!" The person came around the corner from the house to speak to us. He tells us politely that the person we were looking for wasn’t there, and that they, in fact, didn’t live there. So we left and went to ask one of the neighbors. Next thing we know, this guy is leaving his house with an axe going to talk to some guy by the beer shop. He's telling him that he is ready to fight if the guy doesn’t leave. That was interesting to watch and hear, and so we left to our appointment, walking really fast. You know the superhero "the Flash"? It was something like that.

The work here is going well. We are working so hard out here. The blessings are literally flowing here, just not in the way that many people think that they normally do. One thing is for sure though: I am definitely the happiest missionary that the Lord has in the mission field! The miracles never cease here! Sometimes one may fail to see them, but they always happen.
I LOVE YOU ALL SO MUCH!!
Elder Gale