Wow......what a week!

Wow, what a week! It feels like I have been here for eternity, but I also feel like I just got here. I have learned so much this week, but being in class for 9 to 12 hours a day is a killer. So last week I got to teach 2 investigators that were actors, well at least one was. But the cool thing is, that we weren't teaching our teacher! Anyways after 4 to 5 lessons, me and my companions got them both to commit to baptism. It was so cool to see how it the spirit works on people.

The only bad part about the MTC, is that sometimes they run out of food....at least the good food. One day, I waited in line for about 15 minutes. I was almost to the front of the line to get my food, when all of a sudden they ran out of the food. I wanted this chicken so bad, but I ended up with noodles and beef....I don't think they put flavor in the food here. But the MTC made up for it. Yesterday, we had Chick-fil-A for dinner. It was so good. I am not that big of a fan of Chick-fil-A, but yesterday it was simply a blessing.

This week my zone started this new fun thing in our residence. This elder got a package from home with probably 20 bouncy balls in it. So with having a bunch of 18 year old boys in a dorm together, you can only imagine what we did.... we had a bouncy ball war haha. So there were two teams. One on each end of the hall. Bouncy balls were flying everywhere. You weren't safe at all. Some elders were just peacefully sitting in their room and they got hit by bouncy balls. I'm pretty sure my team won. It was one of the funnest things that I have done here at the MTC.

But the best thing at the MTC is being able to teach!! I love it. It's easily the best thing and something I am looking forward to doing in a few days when I fly out to Mississippi. So I got my flight plans and I leave for Mississippi on Monday. I have to wake up and leave the MTC at 3:30 in the morning. I do not know how I am going to do that, but I couldn't be more excited to leave. It's probably harder here than having two-a-days for football on the turf at mid-day, no lie. But It'll be worth it, when I am able to baptize someone for the first time. It's honestly been a blast. I love my companions and everyone in my zone.

Elder Corbett