You'll Be In My Heart

YouIt's Sunday, Fast-Sunday even, so I'm tired and hungry and therefore can't concentrate.  The days take forever to go by, but the weeks go by like days.  It's kinda weird.  Anyway, I have Latinos in my room now, which is kind of confusing at times.  Sometimes great, mostly annoying because Elder Afulao, my comp, has less of a dialogue going now that there is in Wall-E.  Elder Molina will say "Afualo" and Elder Afualo will say "Molina."  It annoys me a lot, but it does help with learning Spanish.  I got my MRI.  You'll know the results before you get this letter, but that's ok.  Turns out, though, I need a massage.  My back is hardcore tense, but by the time I get home I"ll be used to it...

Love Scot
P.S. Yo amo tú mucho mas que palabras puede decir.

Oct. 14

A lot of what I have to write I just e-mailed yesterday today.  My days are messed up.  Anyway, my butt hurts.  The steroid injections for my shoulder went in my butt.  Weird isn't it?

So some scriptures to look up:

• 3 Nephi 13:30-the end
• 1 Cor 14:38 (I think you might enjoy this one I found.  It's a good one hehe)

Fun thing: A lot of people learning Spanish don't say "mi gusta" (It pleases me).  They say "mi gusto," thinking that's how it is supposed to be because the item is masculine, but they're actually saying "I please me" or "I please myself."  It's fun.

Well, I will end my letter for now, but I want you to remember you're in my heart.  Listen to You'll Be in my Heart by Phil Collins (I think).  It's on the Tarzan movie by Disney (the cartoon one).  It explains it pretty well.  And I decided I'll sing it to my kids all the time, which reminds me: I got really excited at the hospital today because there was a cute kid playing and I thought about how much I'll enjoy my kids.  Anyway, you'll be in my thoughts and prayers as always.

<3 Your Missionary
Elder Scot LeFevre

P.S. I love you.