Week 6 - Last Week at the MTC, BOOOOOOI!

I am super psyched to get out into the field. Disregarding the fact that Spanish is still difficult because there are 3 past tenses, a hypothetical tense, a command conjugation, plus additional endings for -ing verbs, future, and conditional. Other that keeping those straight, and not knowing how to understand sometimes, I think I'll be fine! 

I ran into a friend from High School here on Tuesday. It's Jon Soto! I'll try to send a picture with him later. Sending pictures can be difficult, because I can only take them on P-day, and emailing is the very first thing I do every P-day. I'll try to send some pictures later, but I don't know. 

You asked what is my favorite thing about being here. I like the people in my CCM group the most. They're super funny and we're probably the coolest district in the CCM. We have a lot of fun, and some of them live really close to me, so they'll be a must have hangout when I go home.

P-day at the MTC with Elder Butterfield

I would love to hear from Dan or Joey.

Oh, yeah. It gets cold. If the sun isn't out, it's cold. We're 7,200 feet in the air. It gets really cold at night, but really nice in the day. It's really hard to get up at 6:30 every morning when its so cold at night. And it doesn't help that we're in a valley, so we don't even see the sun till 8:300 or 9:00. So it can be pretty chilly.

Thanks for sending the Jellybeans and DR. Pepper. You can-t get cola down here, so Dr. Pepper is a life saver. I'm glad everything is going good for you guys. Love you, and I pray for you.

Model of the Mexico CCM Campus

Boundaries of the Mexico, Cuernavaca Mission and stakes

Classroom building at the Mexico City CCM