Long time No See

 Jamison Helm

Thu, Oct 15, 2026 6:33 AM 

¡Hola a todas! Im so so sorry I havent sent an email in a second, this has been a long week. But all good things! 😁 I finally made it out of the pit of home Mtc and am now in the CCM! It is so beautiful here and the weather is amazing! I flew in on thursday and our flight had 90! Missionaries on it. luckly I was able to sit next to my companion on the flight! When we landed it was so caotic trying to find our bags and figureing out were to go, we were like a bunch of lost puppies. I promise my next email will be longer, just got a lot to do 😅

This week has consisted of tons of studying, tons of class a couple of devos, and a little ity bit of basketball. We also got to go do baptisms at the temple which was awesome!

Anyways just one quick spiritual thought. If you pray fervently and ponder in prayer, you will Gain a stronger testimony of Jesus Christ and you will be blessed for your efforts. Remember, remember, God loves effort!

Luke 11: 9-10

Pros this week

✅️We made it safely to the CCM✈️

✅️We heard from an apostle 

✅️Nobody is deathly ill 🫠

✅️We got hot water back 🔥

✅️Food isnt terible 

✅️Goated roomates 🐐

✅️We got to do baptisms at the temple

✅️Boing is Goated

Cons of this week

🚫water was cold when we woke up

🚫water was cold after we worked out 

🚫water was cold at night

🚫Spanish is very difficult 

🚫Cleaning the house took our whole pday 


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