My
first couple of days at the MTC have been great. My companion's name is Elder
Roberts who is also going to Raleigh and the two other Elders with us are Elder
Postma and Elder Allen who are going to Oklahoma City. Elder Roberts' is from
Buckley, Washington; Elder Allen is from Frenchtown, Montana; and Elder Postma
is from Cash/Cache Valley Utah. There are ten of us in our district so there
are three other sister companionships with us. We've all gotten to know each
other better in classes and have been eating meals together. The food is all
good, there are plenty of options for meals and there is also endless candy and
dessert if you want eat that instead. We share a floor with many Russian and
German-speaking Elders who have been here for over five weeks and one room was
discovered to have a Christmas tree stuffed in the ceiling and nerf guns in the
vents. They also told us about Elder Mittens, a cat roaming around campus and I
found him and took a picture. As a room we wake up extra early to beat everyone
to the showers and we go to bed a little late because our last class is later
in the day so we are getting as much sleep as everyone else. The teachers of
our district class are really cool, they are RMs from the same mission and
students at BYU. One of my workshop teachers said he was from Texas and got to
play football against Kylaer Murray and Patrick Mahomes in high school.
Yesterday morning we watched a devotional that was broadcast from the Peru MTC
where Elder Holland spoke. Today we are doing laundry then playing basketball
and then we are going to the temple together as a district because it is our
P-Day. I have attached pictures of our room, our district, our branch in the
elevator, and Elder Mittens. The missionaries in our district picture in front
of the scripture from left to right are Elder Allen, Elder Postma, Sister
Faleta, Sister McKinkley, Sister Thompson, Sister Summerfeldt, Sister Clark,
Sister Willis, Elder Roberts, and me. In our room picture from left to right is
Elder Roberts, Elder Allen, Elder Postma, and me.
-Elder
Thompson
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