What is the MTC compared to Mountain
Crest? Well they are a lot alike in food, but they have a little more flavor up
in this joint. It is a lot like school, and don't get me wrong I know I can
learn a lot here and I have been, but man, this is not my favorite place in the
world. I love my district and my comp and the people I meet are nice and all
but man I just wanna be in Philly. I can hear the city calling to me, I can
hear the hour to get ready calling to me, I can smell the better tasting food.
Honestly my spirit is just longing to be there.
This whole in bed by 10:30 up by 6:30
thing is killing me. My dear friends who have been here, where was the
warning??? I blame you for this ;) I have had to adjust to the eating schedule
because as most of you know breakfast is a foregin concept to me and eating
dinner before 8 or 9 is also something new too. Also getting shots all alone
are the same situation. also these computers dont have spell check so I may
misspell somethings because I am tired and dont have spell check.
So first order of business, I will
always be emailing my parents and they have set up a blogspot for my weekly
emails, I honestly don't know how much time I will have when in the field so I
may just have to send monthly emails to this large group of friends and family.
If that does start happening please find your way to www.sisterjosiejackson.blogspot.com
I am positive that my mom will keep that
as updated as she can and you will find most, if not all, my weeklys
home!
So who have I run into thus far into my
stay? Elder Bodily, Elder Larsen, Elder Gillingham and Sister Bernhardt. They
are doing well and loving life as we missionaries do!
My comp is from New Mexico, she is
really cute and her name is Sister Stubben, we were also called as the STL's
(sister training leaders) for our district. So that is way cool! Also things
that are cool are getting letters and things, we can get these everyday and
write back when we have time! you can also use Dear Elder to send same day
letters and just type in my address! Emoji's don't show up on the printed paper
just FYI
Oh! Fun fact, three days into our stay
here we had to move because our old building had bats in it. I never saw a bat
but apparently they were there.
We had the crazy opportuinity to hear
Brother Norby bear his testimony on Sunday, yes he is the elder that was in the
Brussles airport attack. It was so crazy cool and spiritual. We get to leave
the MTC on September 20th and wow the light at the end of the tunnel is coming
fast!
One thing we learned in our Sunday
devotional is that Jesus Christ is always running to your aide, I can testify
that he is! He is waiting for you with open arms to run back to him and accept
him in your life! He love you guys and I love you guys!!
I miss ya'll
Challenge of the week:
If Endowed: GO DO INITIORIES BECAUSE
THEY ARE AMAZING
if not endowed: Read Alma 26 because it
is all about missionary work and it had been getting me through this week!
Love,
Sister Josie D. Jackson
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Mission
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