5 Days Away from the Field

How is everybody doing?! I hope great. I am doing fantastic! Last week at the park my companion was from Austria and he is learning Italian so it was pretty much up to me to communicate with everybody. It was a little challenging but worth it because it helped me be more outgoing. I think I´m kind of annoying now because I say hi to everyone I see. Oh well I guess. We didn´t find many people interested in what we had to say but there were quite a few that at least listened to us. It was rainy too so there wasn´t much to work with but I loved it still! I don´t know which is harder to work with though. Atheists or "set in their ways" Catholics. There are a lot of both out here so that makes it a little more challenging. I like challenges though. I don´t want to come off my mission saying "that was easy". My real mission starts in about 5 days. Holy canoley. I´m excited though. I want everyone to know what I know. I don´t know how people survive without it. The time is flying by out here! I´ve lived in Spain for six weeks and still not very good with the language at all. I found that out today when I went to get my haircut. Yikes. I love this MTC though and I´m going to miss it. There are so many neat elders here and its going to be weird not seeing them everyday. We have a joke around here that Barcelona missionaries are better than the rest of Spain missionaries and we proved it in a basketball game the other day. I believe Elder Langston may have been the leading scorer haha. Well I don´t have much to say this week but I do want you all to know I know this is the one and only true church. I have such a strong testimony of Joseph Smith and I hope it continues to grow. I love this mission so much and I can´t wait to start sharing experiences I have with all of you. I love you all and thank you again for the support. Con Amor, Elder Langston