September 24, 2013
I don't even know what
to say. I'm just sitting here in the computer lab trying not to just sob. of
all people why did that have to happen to him. I love him and I hope surgery
goes well. You will have to find out a time that he can come say hello. I am
just in shock.
I'm sorry. I planned on
giving you a good email. I just don't know what to say now. I'm just sitting
here crying. It's not fair.
This week was hard. It
just seems like the mornings are really hard. I haven't felt like I belong here
and it's just been really hard for me to learn. I feel like I have learned so
much but then I try to teach and I feel like I don't know anything. I have had
multiple times this week where I just wanted to give up and go home. I know
that I can't. I know I am supposed to be here, but it's really hard.
I'm sorry to have a
downer email. It's just been a really hard week.
I did have a really cool
experience yesterday though.
We got 2 new
"investigators" yesterday. We were studying the language and I was
just having a really hard time focusing and learning. So I finally just
stopped, bowed my head, and started praying. All I had said was,"our dear
Heavenly Father, please." and I literally felt a surge through my entire
body. Immediately after everything was silent, and heard 5 specific words.
"YOU ARE ENDOWED WITH POWER." Honestly I'm still trying to figure out
exactly what that means. But it was awesome.
I said goodbye to my boy
John William Garrett on Sunday. He left yesterday for Buenos Aires Argentina.
He lived on West Campus, so I only saw him twice the entire time I was here.
But for the Sunday devotional a lot of that campus came to main campus. I saw
him for the final time for a couple years and got a picture with him and sister
Aubrey West who left for Tennessee yesterday. Ha. And I thought I was done with
goodbyes.
Tonight is the final MTC
devotional in the Marriott Center, and yes, I am once again singing in the
choir. I tell you what, the choir director is incredible. we are singing Nearer
my God to thee. If you don't know what that Hymn is about, I encourage you to
find out. It's about the birthright of Esau and his brother. I can't remember
his name. But it's a good one. It's after he is shown his steps into Heaven.
Well I hope all is going
well. Tell Big D and Grandma I say hello.
Love, Elder Scott
Jackson Taylor
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