This week has been great. I went to Barcelona on the longest train ever. It´s an 8 hour train. It sounds fun but gets super boring after the first 3 hours. The good thing is I had the newest copy of the Liahona and my scriptures to read. We got there and slept in the same piso (apartment) as the elders that work in the office and all the blankets they had smelled like urine. Then in the morning we got all four of us going to renew our residency rounded up and headed on over to the office where they do it. We grabbed a number and they looked at our passports without even looking at our faces. It was a 5 minute process and then they shipped us back. We waiting in the train station just eating McDonalds until about 2 hours before our flight left, then we took a shuttle bus over to the airport, went through security and waited again. The flight was a nice hour of rest. Other than that our week has been pretty normal. Elder Cook came to the mission, but we missed out on seeing him. We are working with an amazing Venezuelan girl who has come to church 2 weeks in a row now and is super excited to hear about the Gospel. I love when people progress. Next week is the Primary Presentation, and I hope that brings a lot of people out of the woodworks and back to church.
Love, Élder Coleman
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