Week 2 My Typical Day

We Miss Ammon!! We took this picture the Monday before he left>

Ammon's District eating the donuts we sent him.

This is the sweatshirt I put in Ammons bags with a note to wear it if he ever needed a hug.

Here is how Ammon describes his typical day:

My typical day is waking up by 6.30 then getting to breakfast around 7.00.Then we study for an hour.  Hermano Ortiz comes and teaches us Spanish grammar.  Then those that teach him the lessons leave while the other half of the district study.  Then there is more study then lunch at 12.00.  Then we study more until 2.10 and have gym until 3.10ish  then we have tall which is an online learning resource.  Then we study more then go to Dinner at 5.30.  Then me and Elder Jacobs teach our new investigator Lucy she is the same girl as Mellisa.  Our last lesson with her went to well, she is already committed to baptism but is pregnant and does not have a husband so that will be a fun conversation in the future.  This week was kind of scary my district leader had an incident but I will put that in the big email.   

This week has been very eventful!  The biggest event is that tomorrow Elder Christoferson is coming to speak to us!!!!!!  I am so pumped!  We study like crazy here and I love it!  First off I would like to thank you mom for all the donuts!  I was losing weight, but probably not anymore!  They were great though!  I will attach a picture of our district eating them!  Me and Elder Jacobs are having a great time!  He is honestly a great example to me!  We are doing our best!  We already have a new investigator!  Her name is Lucy, she is the same girl as Melissa from last week just a different scenario.  Yesterday we taught our first lesson with her, and it seemed way too easy!  She is pregnant and has no husband so I am nervous for when we bring up the Law of Chastity.  So scary experience  I won't use his name but my one of the missionaries in my district did not feel too good Monday night and as we were walking back to our casa he collapsed, so we elevated his feet, and ended up having to carry him to the infirmary with the help of another district.  We ran and got his twin brother.  Then his companion gave him a blessing.  We then waited in the waiting room.  He started to have spasms so I went in to help hold him down so he would not fall off the bed.  It took like four guys to hold him down!  We stayed up until 12. It was kinda of scary, but you could definitely see the hand of the Lord.  He is all better now!  We have had two devotionals this week and we watched one that Elder Holland gave and holy cow he is powerful!  It was great!  I surprisingly have not missed a day of writing in my journal yet.  The food here is alright!  The spirit is so abundant here too!  Thank you all for the love you have shown me!

Elder Mills