In Domingo with Hermana Guerrero I LOVE conference weekend!!! I watched all four sessions in Spanish and I was so happy that I understood the messages. How amazing is it that now people can share their messages in their own languages! I can't wait to have the opportunity to go to a session live and hear them speak their languages. Well, at least for now I heard the actual voices of a few of them. Random fact, did you know that Elder Scott does his own translating into Spanish? So although he spoke in English, we heard him speaking in Spanish! Cool right? So tell me, which talks were your favorite and why?  I loved that Sunday there were 3 talks in a row about prophets!!! We had our investigator with us for that session and we had just talked about the importance of prophets in our lives, so that was pretty neat! She is really wonderful, but her boyfriend doesn't want to get married so that she can be baptized. :( We will keep praying for her! She can now be baptized as soon as she gets married! The Elders had a baptism on Thursday and we invited one of our other investigators  and he came! He is so excited for his own baptism that is coming up on the 25th of this month! He is so great and is really just soaking up everything about the gospel! We were sad that he didn't make it to conference on Sunday, but he came on Saturday! SO we had a few really neat experiences this week. The first was that Tuesday we went to San Cristobal for the multi-zone conference with President George. I love going to the multi-zone conferences because they always share so many wonderful things! I also love them because we finally can get our mail and packages! :) I received 3 letters from Hannah!! and 5 from home and a package! The package had the different things for fall. I have the two fall decorations on my study desk and will open the others on their assigned days. When we left the church, we literally had like 10 minutes before our bus was going to leave and the Elders were freaking out and calling us like every 2 minutes. WE WERE HURRYING as fast as we could. Our taxi driver could tell that we were in a huge hurry so he was driving like "fast and furious" (which I have never seen that movie; everyone just kept saying that he was driving like the guy in the movie haha) and we get to the OCC (bus station) and find out that our bus is late and we were going to have to wait.... 3 hours!!!! so we raced there for absolutely NOTHING! Oh well, it was quite the adventure. OH and it was a little embarrassing because when we all were flying out of the taxi, I was waiting for my change because I paid and all my companions ran ahead without me, and when I got out of the taxi, the driver said ¨"hey miss, your skirt!!!"¨and yeah my skirt was hiked way up my legs. At least I had dark tights on but yeah I pretty much showed the world my panties!!!!! HOW embarrassing!!!!!!  Then Wednesday morning when we left for the day, we slipped in what we thought was mud... but it definitely was not mud! The sewer had broken and what we fell in was.... well what is usually in the sewer......... soooo we went back home and showered (again) and washed our clothes and shoes and everything. NOT a fun experience. But we laughed about it and it really was quite hilarious!  Well that is all for this week. I am so glad to be a missionary! I am so happy that we have a Prophet who loves us and receives guidance for us! I love you!!!  Hermana Oliphant P.S.  I totally forgot the most important thing that happened this week!  Wednesday night we were headed to a lesson with an investigator and it was pretty dark and there was a ton of drunks out (this is normal). So we were walking to his neighborhood and suddenly, I got the most terrifying feeling I have felt in my life. I was SO scared and started praying asking if we should keep going and got the strict answer NO. I asked my companion how she felt and she said she felt something weird. I took that as our answer and we promptly turned around and started walking the other direction. We were really scared and I just wanted to break down and cry! Hermana Benally asked if we should call someone and we called Hermana Solis ( a member who is really our mother here!) and she said we could come over. So we started looking for a taxi and the first one that passed by had a passenger but stopped and he said he could take us wherever we needed to go. That was a miracle because usually when the taxis already have people they don't stop for others!! So we took the taxi to their house and broke down in the arms of Hermana Solis. Hermano Solis said that he was positive that it was the Holy Ghost who saved us from whatever danger would have been in our path that night. I was just so happy to be safe in their house with them. They made us dinner and then Brother Solis said a family prayer with us and they drove us safely to our home. I am so thankful that I am worthy to have the Spirit guide me here in the mission. I am so happy that I didn't push the feelings away and that I listened so that we were not hurt. I am so thankful that we are protected as missionaries!  and I am so happy that we have wonderful members like them here with us to watch out for and protect us when we need anything!!! ​ I just love Comitan. There are no words to express how beautiful it is here; and pictures just don't show the beauty! I guess we are going to have to come back together so that you can experience it all!