So this week was awesome! I feel like I have so much seniority
as today is my 2 week mark. Like what?! Where did the past two weeks go?
Last
Wednesday, for P-day, we got to go to the Sacred Gifts exhibit at BYU.
It was sooo awesome and I saw a ton of people from school. We got to eat
at the Creamery too, which was basically manna from heaven because like
I have said 3 trillion times before, the food here is a solid 3/10. So
the Creamery was awesome:) It was nice to get out of the gates here!
Some people call the MTC "spirit prison" because all we do is learn, and
we are locked in here, and all of the cinder block walls look like
jail. It's whatever. I enjoy it.
My Swedish has really improved this week. I
can understand the majority of what my teachers are saying, which is
amazing considering how long I have been here. I have started teaching
my second investigator, who is just one of my teachers. And I loooooove
my teachers! They are so awesome and funny and they don't make fun of me
when I accidentally say "Christ killed for us" instead of "Christ died
for us". These things happen. I also accidentally walked into the boys
bathroom this week so if you are wondering if the MTC has changed me,
you are correct. It has turned my brain into mush.
Yesterday we got to hear from Elder L. Tom Perry,
which rocked! Apostles are the best. You can just feel the atmosphere of
a room change when they bear their testimony and I love it! I hope I
get to see more apostles while I'm here. And just so you all know, I was
definitely on row 10. Like s/o to me for getting the best seats ever at
devotional every single time.
My zone is down to 7 people this week because the
Dutchies left on Monday. We probably have the smallest zone in the MTC.
Fast Sunday was awkotaco because all of us bore our testimonies and we
still had like 20 minutes left. But I love it! We have made so many
friends here that we are kind of part of everyone's zones. The
missionaries going to Poland (affectionately known as the Polskis) and
Bulgaria (affectionately known as the Bulgs) and Turkey (Turks.
Obviously.) all love us. We have a ton of fun with everyone here! I have
met people from Canada all the way to Congo. The MTC is probably the
most diverse place in Provo. Haha! It is so much fun.
Erin and her first zone--only 9 missionaries; the Swedes, Danes & Dutchies. |
Okay well I love you all so so so much and miss you
more than you can even imagine! It's so much easier for me to write
letters, and I have a lot more time to do that, so send me a Dear Elder
or letter with your address or something and I'll write you something
cute:) Jag älskar ni!!
Love, Syster Mod :)
PS--Also
another big s/o to Brooke Shelton for the cutest cupcakes ever!! Send
me your address because I have had a thank you sitting on my desk ready
to go to you forever! I love you!
The "I'm a missionary so I'd better point at this map that everyone else points at" picture. |
Erin found her friend from high school, Brad Clark. He had been in the MTC learning Russian for 3 weeks and then they changed his call to Peru. Now he has to learn Spanish. Wow! |
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