Hey hey Family
The elders and sister fallentine leave tomorrow morning and i'm so sad. I don't know what we are going to do without them. They are a lot of fun.
Conference was great. We got there way way early so we didn't have to sit on the bleacher seats. They really are the most uncomfortable seats ever. It's amazing the things you are grateful for here because i was so grateful for my hard still uncomfortable seat for conference.
There was like no structure at all the conference days. We watched conference, had a gazillion temple walks, and ate some of the grossest food yet (which we had to eat at like four thirty and then by the time we went to bed we were starving.
I leave next tuesday. I'm the travel leader. pretty special huh? We have to be at the travel office at three in the morning. Our flight leaves at six and we have a layover in Minnesota. Let me know if you want me to try to call you sometime and i can get a calling card or something.
So you wanted to hear about my roommate companion people. Sister Joseph is from Layton. We get along pretty well. I like her. She will eat my leftover veggies at dinner. And this will be her first time on a plane. Sister Palmer is from provo and she's a lot of fun. She's lived and traveled a bunch of places the past couple years like china, peru, and germany. Sister fallentine is going to St. louis with the elders. She's from West Valley. She's really nice and is going to be a great missionary. She can teach really well.
This is still one of the weirdest places, but it is so great and i have learned so much. We had our infield something, i think it was an orientation. All of our teachers are like our age and most of them are married. Being around 19 year old boys i forget that there are other normal people out there. But i find myself every once in a while starting to act like i'm 19 again and it's weird.
Love,
Sister Christensen
