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Feliz Navidad!
WOW! My time here at the MTC has flown past. It
seems like yesterday I was just getting ready to teach my first
Investigator. And now it is not uncommon for Elder Eagar and I to teach 4
in one day.
Crazy to think about how much I have learned in just this first
transfer. Transfers happen every 6 weeks, and usually involve either a
change in your area or a change in companionship. For this particular
transfer I am getting both. I am being transferred from the Mexico MTC
to somewhere in the Antofagasta Mission and I will be assigned a
trainer. All a trainer is, is a missionary that (hopefully) has more
patience than most others. I don't know who he is yet but I will meet
him this next week and he will help me continue to learn the Spanish,
learn about the cultures in Chile, and make sure I don't get into too
much trouble.
Everyone but 2 people are going to Chile in
my District. One hermana (sister) is going to the Dominican Republic, and another
is headed to Oakland, California.
Also because I am leaving the MTC and going to the field my new p-day will be on Mondays. Yeah, so I leave this Monday and head down to Santiago just right after lunch and the plan is that we land in Santiago on Tuesday
morning and then catch another flight to Antofagasta and land there
just before lunch time. All together it will be about 20 hours of
traveling to get to my mission home and possibly more depending on where
I am assigned for my first transfer. All and all I am excited and
nervous to be headed out into the field but just like any other
challenge I am going to try and face it head on!
One last
thing! For Christmas I want everyone to reply and tell me about what is
going on in your life or whats going on in the world. Mainly I just
want to hear from everyone and see how they are doing. Thanks Guys!!!
Love,
Elder Brayton
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| Elder Edgar and Elder Brayton |
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| MTC bus to the Mexico City Temple |
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| Walking the walk! |
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