3 Musketeers

Hey everyone👋 The past couple of months in the mission have been 10/10. As I have been closer to coming home, its been a lot easier to appretiate all of the amazing things I have been blessed with from my mission here in the Philippines. I specifically remember a day where it was so hot, we didnt have any power/electricity/wifi and we were studying while laying down on our tile floor because that was the coolest place we could find. And oh how I wouldnt trade it for anything else. I have grown to love EVERY little aspect of this place and I am sad I will have to leave so soon. On that note... 3 Months left/100 days Whaaaa?!?!?!🤯🥳😱 Its a new cycle which means new companions (yes companions) and new area!! I am in a trio and my companions are so awesome. Elder Keeler is from American Fork and Elder Silvederio is from Olongapo city Philippines! Super grateful to be with both of them they are awesome. Im in a little city called Alaminos and it could very well be my last area. Its the area right at the mission home which is soooo nice for so many reasons. Other cool Highlights -Learned how to cook Filipino food (who wouldve thought it was so easy🤷‍♂️🤗) -Been working out every morning (im 80 kgs you can look that up if u care)🏆🏋‍♂️ -have 11 Baptisms (maybe more if we can figure out this marriage)🌊💦 -shoutout carson and kynnli (theyre engaged🥹) sanaol ako ang susunod -Going to the temple today for the first time in 20 months🥹 -2 Cycles left🥳🤗 -2 Cycles left😭😭😭 General conference was amazing. This easter was amazing because it gave me a better reason to really study the atonement of Jesus Christ. Oh how grateful I am for his sacrafice for all of us. One of my favorite talks from General Conference was from Elder Renlund. One thing he said that HIT was that "not everything in life is of equal importance" Im super grateful for my mission for showing me how I should prioritize my life especially that Jesus Christ should always be my first priority. Lablabs💯❤️🫶