Last Week in the Mexico MTC

This week I starting eating a bunch of bananas and toast with honey because I went to the enfermeria and they put me on the brat diet with pills and this other liquid medicine. That day we got some very bad news from our teacher Hermana Vasquez. Her new fiance passed away and so she had a sub for her for a few days. So I had like 11 bananas and 20 pieces of bread. Then I tried to toast a roll and it caught on fire, but luckily I had my chef amigo right there to help me. Anyways, we got our flight times for Chihuahua. Our flight is at 6 AM and we have to wake up at 2 AM because they want us there so early. We helped the new missionaries coming to the CCM get settled and they appreciated that. We learned all the tenses for the grammar so now we can start using all of it. On Wednesday my companion and I were notified that we needed to go to migration of Friday, our Pday and so that's what I did the first 7 hours of the day today. I finally got a haircut from one of the guys in my district who got his haircut parts from his parents. Thursday, was the last day to be with our teachers and it was very memorable experience, because it was our last time teaching them, being taught by them, and seeing them again for 2 years. I started packing all my bags and I got them weighed, I'm soooo ready to get out of here. Our service project this week started off with an arm wrestling tournament to see who was going to be in charge of the fun part of the service project, throwing the sheets to all the Elders to then fold them. I was in the final and I lost to this biiiig body so I wasn't feeling too bad about it haha. Then we did TRC and we taught this guy who spoke super fast and he handed me a book of Mormon and said teach me a message so that was interesting. I taught him about faith in Ether 12 and it turned out really well. Then that night we saw our teachers one last time together and took pictures and said goodbye.  Its been a great week, hope everyone is doing well.  Chihuahua here we come!

Elder Talbot