Week 5 in the MTC

Last week here in the MTC

I leave soon. Monday at 3:50 AM I have to go to the travel office. But It's all good, because it gives extra time to sleep on the Plane.

Anyways it's time for a rundown of the week. So I don't have my journal on me right now, so let's see how good my memory serves.

Thursday, we taught Marco again again, and yeah. Dang I don't have the best memory but yeah. 

Friday we taught him again for our last lesson with him, and taught Jaime again. I think. And while writing this we saw Marco walking down the hall past the computer lab. So we just said Hola. We also got our flight plans, and it was so exciting.

Saturday. I love saturday. I don't know why, because the days just all sort of blend together. But that night we all just relaxed. Well most nights we relaxed.

Sunday is also good. We all just sort of take it easy and prepare for our talks in the morning, because we each need to prepare a talk and they call on people during the Sacrament meeting. Afterwards is lunch, and then more meetings, then after that is everyone gets to take a walk around the temple, and just relax enjoying the fresh air. At night  is dinner, choir, and then a devotional. We had this former byu football player, who went on to the NFL and now does a sports broadcaster or something. And he is a stake president. He talked about the influence we can have on others. His name was Vai Sikahama or something close.

Monday. Mondays are always hard to wake up, but we do it. We manage. And just had a normal day. Probably. Like I said my memory isn't all that good here. 

Yesterday. We had to take a test over the computer where we had to speak and answer questions. It was okay, but hard, and slightly stressful. Then we had lessons with a member named Mario over skype and he lives in El Salvador, so that's cool. Then we sung in the choir, and then got back and everything.

Today same schedule as most P-days.

A couple of random things that happened.

So most nights now people from other Districts have been coming up to our room to hang out. Mainly Elder Soto, Foote, and Diniz. The one who talks with me the most out of those three is Elder Diniz, he came in the group in our zone, one week after us, and he is originally from Brazil, but moved over here about a year ago. So he's really fun. 

- Elder Vogt