Thank you so much for the packages,
letters, thoughts, prayers, and whatever else you might have done for
me. It's always so great to hear about you're lives and to feel your
love. Sometimes at the MTC it feels like there isn't anything else going
on in the world. Getting letters and emails is a nice break from
constant missionary work.
Speaking of, my Hungarian is coming right along. My
companion, Heilein Elder, and I have been teaching two investigators,
one named Gábor and one named Ádám. They are both actually teachers of
ours role playing as investigators that they taught on their missions.
Our first few lessons that we taught were garbage. We couldn't
understand a word that anyone said (including ourselves) and were
extremely limited in our vocabulary. This last week, though, we have
gotten so much better. We can teach things that are mostly
understandable and aren't quite as limited with what we can say. We also
understand what they are asking us a lot better, even if we have to ask
them to repeat it a couple of times. So yeah. The gift of tongues is
real and I have seen it in the last three weeks of my life.
Other than that, MTC life is great. Basically, we go
to class twice a day, have an hour of gym time either in the afternoon
or the evening, have TALL time for an hour (TALL is like Rosetta Stone
made by the church), go to devotionals, eat, study a lot, and teach all
day long. Its pretty intense and I think the strict schedule makes the
days go by faster. I can't tell the difference between today and
yesterday and it seems like I've been here for almost two years.
However, it seems like just yesterday that I was getting out of our car
and stepping on the curb here at the MTC. I think that's a feeling that
I'll have for two years.
There's not a whole to write about living here at
the MTC. My life gets a little monotonous. It would be kind of funny if I
just wrote the same letter every week but maybe I'm the only one who
thinks that. Write me and ask me questions if you wanna know anything I
haven't talked about. Or just write me cuz you love me. I don't really
care what your reason is.
I love you all and want you to know that I know the
church is true and that God loves us all. I know that the atonement is
real and that the only way for us to be happy is by taking advantage of it
everyday and working to make ourselves better through it. I love you
all.
Anderson Elder.
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