Sister Bledsoe is finally writing an email??

Sorry for not writing for like two weeks, I have this chronic condition known as inertia or more commonly known as "la pereza" in certain countries, but dont worry, I'm doing better now! Also I have pictures!

The work is moving forward! Dont know if you've heard the news, but Facebook is the place to be! Missionaries, missionaries everywhere! Go support them, we really appreciate every single time you like, comment, or share a post, it's practically like giving a book of Mormon to a friend! (Not exactly, but pretty close).
Not sure about you all, but I'm super excited for President Nelson's message on the 20th! Its gonna be good!

Scripture of the week:
If you ever don't want to exercise, read 1 Timonth 4:8

Dad joke of the week:
I knew Dr. Pepper when he was an intern


Have a FANTASTIC week!


Enjoy my pictures. The horse, Charmer, kept untying himself while I was trying to brush him. They're smarter than you expect. Hes cute tho








 

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