Life at the MTC

Sister Singleton with her dot :-)

At Provo Temple

:D) Wow, last week went SUPER slow and this week went super fast! WHich is good but also freaky. My companion is counting down the days until we leave. which is supposed to be on June 26. We get our flight plans in about two weeks. AH! I don't like to think about it because I get too excited! I also get very nervous about how I don't know a ton of the language still. We have fun with our teachers. Class is very relaxed because it is just the two of us. haha Did I mention Elder Holland spoke at our devotion last week? And then Elder Christofferson spoke this last tuesday? It was awesome! The mtc is quite the journey and I am taking it in. It is easy to want to move forward and just expect the language to come but I have to keep reminding myself to enjoy today and study. Fijian is actually pretty easy. They talk in a VERY simple way. For example: to say: I am happy. you would say, Au marau. which is directly translated to: I happy. And it totally makes sense to them. haha The only thing with fijian is sentence structure and how they have a lot of LONG words. Like: vakavinavinaktaka = to make blessed. haha I love it though. it is super fun. It is a process though.  I am learning a lot of patience with myself. My itokani and I gave the lesson in relief society on sunday! It was pretty great! We sent off our Tongan district and got a whole new set this wednesday! It was exciting! I love seeing all the new missionaries come in! Oh! I almost forgot, Janice Kapp Perry gave our devotional sunday night and it was hysterical! Also, she shared with us her family song and it was just awesome! Family!: we NEED to make a family song! Anyway, my time is up. 

Au lomani kemuni!

Sister Singleton

My Mission President and my Companion

How to say a prayer in Fijian :-)