In the MTC

It's been a pretty exciting first three days! My companion is Sister Galea'i; she's from Hawai'i, and she's pretty tall. The two of us and Sisters Cole and Nelson are all going to the West Indies on Dec 1! We all room with Sister Hovermale, an ASL sister from Indiana. She's awesome! She's been here for three weeks already, and she will see us off. She's going to San Fernando.

We've had some long days here, but it is so much fun! We got together with a big group of new missionaries our first night and had lessons with three investigators, all of us against one! I kind of hope they were just actors, because that would be really nerve-wracking, even if you were already a member! They are under contract not to tell us if they are for real or not, though. We didn't do a great job, but it was only our first night. On Saturday, Sister Galea'i and I will be able to sit down with an "investigator" (not really) and teach her a lesson. I hear those lessons are really hard.

I haven't been sleeping great these last few nights, but Sister Hovermale said that as time goes on, you just start falling asleep as your head hits the pillow. I'm thinking that will be fine with me, as long as I don't fall asleep during class. Our teachers are really cool, that wouldn't be fun. We already were told not to be late to class (I know, I know, shame on me) so I  really don't want to fall asleep.

Our district is made up of us four sisters and six elders. The elders are going to Baltimore.

Anyway, this place is really great. Don't forget to write me! I would love to get letters from you guys.

Love,

Sister Tibbitts