Things on my end are meh. Same stuff different day. Just trying to stay busy. I wake up, go run until I want to puke, don't puke (maybe), get a runners high, convince myself that I'm going to be able to find work to do today, pray as hard as I can, go home, make eggs, granola ceral, OJ, and toast to convince myself that I'm eating healthier so I can lose a little bit of my double chin, go shower, try to figure out how to make my hair as boss as a can, get pissed at my cowlick, go study and read the Book of Mormon, then companionship study and prepare what we're going to teach our investigators that day (it takes like 20 minutes maybe, but we have to fill the whole hour), hit the road at 10 AM, hit up potentials, hit up potentials, pray, hit up potentials, blow miles, go back home for lunch, hit it again until dinner at 6, then hit up less actives/inactives, get OYMs, and go back home to plan for tomorrow, go to sleep, wake up, repeat until P-day. (But hey, I'm cutting Elder Higashi's hair today, that'll be funny. That man is braver than I.) I dyed my hair this week (YOLOBROSWAG), I came into a guitar that someone was just going to throw out, so I went and grab it before the dude got rid of it. So that's fun. It turns out that Azuree moved to Orange County, but has Sunday's off, so she's going to be out here every Sunday for church and to visit her son. That'll be fun. The mission is great, and it's a great privilege and honor to be able to serve the Lord, and it has it's ups and downs, and right now it's just down a little bit, but it won't be down eventually. There's always and upswing. Passmore is cool. He loves movies, so that's what we mainly talk about.  Anyways, I'm slowly just not caring about knocking on the same doors over and over again. We're working with Alex again to see if we can get his butt in gear. Your week sounded fun. Sucks to hear that Kylee has to go get her back looked at, hopefully that gets better soon. It's cool that Jared is an Elder now and that the priesthood is in the home again. I'm proud of him. 
Love, 


Cody