Well work in the offices has gotten very heavy
(I forgot do they say that in English? Well they do in Spanish so I'm going to
say it anyways.) Brother and Sister Tobler came this week and I love working
with them so much! They remind me of my grandparents on both sides of the
family and it is so much fun working with them. We have been helping them get
situated here in the offices and to be honest I’m not really sure why, but we
have been leaving the offices late every night. We usually leave to walk home
around 11, after eating a snack before bed and hanging out a little with the
APs I’m usually in bed by 12, which before the mission was really good for me,
but now that I have to wake up at 6:25 it’s really killing me. Some days I just
feel super sleep deprived and there is really no other time to sleep for use
except P-day, which we like to spend doing some thing fun. I’ve be able to work
more on the coding projects and I really love doing that, it is a lot of fun
and the time seems to fly when I’m coding. It makes me really excited to get
back and study more. We still don’t really have any investigators who are
progressing well, which makes my emails semi-boring, but I will try and fill up
the email with other things that are going on here in Mexico.
First, this week as we were out working at night
on Wednesday it started to hail... but not any ordinary hail this hail was
coming down harder than ever and was the size of marbles... Luckily we had
umbrellas to protect us and the hail that hit our legs still hurt really bad.
Also I got a few holes in my umbrella but it was a funny experience. When the
hail finally stopped the streets looked like they had about 2-3 inches of snow,
which later melted and flooded the street.
Secondly, this week President had interviews
with everyone in the mission and I really liked the theme he chose to talk
about in the interviews. We have been focused on teaching people with the end
in mind, how we want families who will enter the temple and what we need to do
to help them get there. During the interviews he put a twist on what we have
been focusing on to apply it in our own lives. He talked about who I wanted to
be at the end of my mission, and now that I have the end in mind what am I
going to do right now to achieve that goal by the time November 2015 rolls
around. That was something that I really liked and something that I put into
practice this week during my personal studies. I have made 8 goals of who I
want to be or become by the end of my mission and a few things I am going to do
each week to help me achieve those goals.
I love and miss you all, I hope you all are
having fun as you start up school again and make sure to work hard. I hope you
are all doing well and I love hearing from you every week. Thanks for all you
do to support me and I really do love you all so much! Have a great week!
Love,
Elder Adams
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