Buonasera, tutti!
Hey, everyone, it's been another crazy week 
over here!
Okay, so answers! Yeah, we hear about Italian operas and 
plays, we're allowed to go to cultural events, but pretty sparingly. Sorella 
Mantz and I might go see Romeo and Juliet next transfer if we're still together 
:). 
Yeah, Maria Caci would be pronounced kah-chee with the emphasis on 
the first syllable. Giglia is a little tricky. The Gi would make the J sound 
like gem (so it's sound like Jee) and the gl makes a sound like the li in 
million, basically the l noise with kinda a y sounds after it. So, Jee-li-a with 
the emphasis probably on the li part. Hope that helped, I love talkin about 
Italian :). 
Anywho, so, last Friday, all of our lessons 
unfortunately canceled on us, so we did a lot of work in our area book and some 
finding, woohoo! But, yeah, it was good cause we got more organized. 
Saturday, we once again had a day full of lessons cancel on us, 
but we were able to arrange some last minute ones and we saw some cool people. 
One was a potential named Verdi. She's super cool and speaks English really 
well, so it was really fun! 
Sunday, Mariam, our new simp from last 
week came and we were super happy to have her! We also went to an African party 
later that day. It was a birthday party for a little boy, so we thought it would be 
pretty tame, but it was crazy. We were walking up to the building and we could 
hear super loud music and were like wow, the neighbors are having a crazy party, 
then we realized it was actually the one we were going to. We got out pretty 
quick, but we got some super yummy African food!
Oh! Also we met some American 
tourists in Church, which was a little strange, not really used to speaking so 
much English :)
| African food handouts | 
Monday, we had a district meeting, and for the 
training, the ZLs talked about the importance of members and getting them to 
come to lessons. We then did a "real play" (get it, like role play) and each 
coppia called some members to try and set up a lesson. We (Sorella Mantz and I) 
were having a really hard time getting anyone to commit to come with us, so we 
were all sitting in a circle making calls for an hour trying to set up one 
member present lesson. It was kinda funny how ridicuosly hard it was to get that 
one member present. We finally got it! But then the simp didn't show up to it 
the next day. So, that was pretty ironic. But that day we also had a really good 
lesson with the sister and mother of a man who got baptized this week. The 
sister wanted to know more about the church because she said she could see how 
much it had changed her brother's life. She was really cool and we're going to 
see them again next week!
Tuesday, we saw Angela and then we went to a baptism (for the man whose sister we'd taught). It was really cool. It was a man the anziani had been working with for a while and when they first met him, he smoked two 24 packs of cigarrettes a day. Now, he hasn't for a couple of weeks. It was really cool.
Today, we went to the Egyptian museum! Torino has a pretty famous Egyptian museum and it reopened after renovations and was free today! It was really cool. Lots of mummys :)
| Are you my mummy? | 
Anyways, it's been a good week here and I hope everything's going well with you guys as well! I'm so excited to celebrete the Resurrection of our Savior this Sunday and to hear the words of the living prophet we're so lucky to have today. I love you guys! Have a great week!
Love, Sorella Snow 
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