Week 5 -- MTC

I love being able to hear about all the stuff you guys are doing. I'm kind of living vicariously through all of you, because weird as it may sound, studying for 10 hours a day is not the most exciting thing ever. I love it, and it's great, but definitely not super exciting. But things are actually going really well here at the MTC. We just hit the month mark, and we should be receiving our travel plans tomorrow. Basically, we're all both terrified and excited to get out of the MTC. 

But ready or not, Nicaragua here we (most of us) come!

I actually don't have a whole lot to say. I will say though, it's really weird how I'm bumping into so many people that I know. From the ward, I've seen and talked to Bishop Tanner (doing whatever it is he does at the MTC), Brother James (working on some wiring, I believe), and Sister Freedman (working at the temple). Plus, I should be seeing Morgan sometime in the next week, as well. In addition to that, I keep seeing a bunch of missionaries that I know, both from here in Provo, and from Idaho Falls as well. It's definitely interesting. 

Make sure to tell Isaac that once that tux is tailored, it'll look awesome on him. As for housekeeping, there's not much that I really need. Honestly, just whatever you want to send me, I'll be happy with. That being said, getting the picture album and the pictures of my friends that granddad took would be great. But other than that, I'll be happy with what you send. And if you send me those audio files, I should be able to listen to them, but I won't be able to download them. But I would love to be able to hear some of those songs! And also, I found the wrap station. All is well. 

Well, that's mostly it, I think. Sorry that the email was so short, but not a lot of exciting stuff is happening, and the days are kind of blending together. But I did just send some letters in the mail, so you should be getting those fairly soon, hopefully. Well, I love all of you, and I can definitely feel the love from here in the MTC. In fact, I'm sure I'll be able to feel it all the way from Nicaragua, too. 

Love,

Cooper