Extra Gatorade, Let Me Know if You Need Any

I sent an email last week, but for some reason it didn't go through so that was frustrating. So heres a brief recap. We had the opportunity to watch general conference at the CCM, and I loved it, and I'm so curious what is going to be so unforgettable about the next one. Sunday into Monday felt like the longest day of my life. That night I stayed up all night with my district until 2 AM when we left on a bus to the airport. Our flight was at 5:30 AM so I did quite a bit of sleeping. We get to the mission home and we are fed real food so that was nice. We have our interviews with the Mission President, then we go to the Assistants house and sleep haha then we go to the church to meet our companions and find out our areas. My companion is Elder Fernandez, from Bolivia and he doesn't speak any English, so that has been fun. And our area is Parral, a small city in southern Chihuahua, but we didn't leave until the next day because it was too far away. Then we go to a sample contacting activity in downtown Chihuahua. After we go back to the assistants house and fall asleep with like 20 other missionaries in that house. The next morning we get ready and then head to our individual areas by bus. And It was probably a good 2 hour drive but I honestly dont know because I was asleep, just like every time haha. When we get there, we have to go live with other missionaries, because our house wasn't ready yet. We spent the rest of that day contacting and trying to figure out our house situation. The next day we get our house figured out, but it was quite the process. We walk to our house, and wait for the Landlord to get there with the key. When he gets there, we go inside and he starts talking and walks over to the sink and turns it on. Green Gatorade starts gushing out it looked so good, no that was our water. I guess making sure the water is the right color, isn't a part of the preparation process here in Mexico.