Would kill for PF Changs

On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 4:05 PM, Mitchell Hosford <mitchell.hosford@myldsmail.net> wrote:

I haven't returned the coat. Mail over dear elder the address. I got some pictures with it first. I have flash cards for Italiano. I told Chase goodbye and got some pictures with him. I would like a care package with butterscotch cookies and scotcheroos and also with popcorn extra butter. Just things like that. Try to limit sweets. Okay tell me when your sending me the acne stuff.

Has Jared's package come yet? I sent a letter home with a picture card in it. Its not full and only contains about 70 pics from 4-27 to 5-16. Put those photos in a folder and save them. I thought you would like some photos of the MTC so far.

I talked with Brian McCall. I have been kinda writing his mom a bit.

I would kill for some PF Changs. PF Changs friend rice and some pork and brocoli or something.

I got your letter with bank account. Looks good. Move all my money from checking to savings except for about $100. Didn't have to write a $500 check.

Have megan write me and I want to hear for her. Its been three weeks.

Tell me about Amy's boyfriend.

That's all I have. I would love a care package.

I have some cool pics with stories behind them.

I love you all very much looking forward to hearing from everyone.

Friends and Family,

I hope everyone is doing well in North Carolina or where ever everyone is at right now.  Well, the MTC is a lot of fun still.  Tomorrow is my preparation day (Wednesday) and I am very excited to have a day off to rest and recover. I am learning a lot here. The Italiano is going a lot better as I work on verbs.  I might know 50 to 75 verbs.  I am learning three of the fourteen tenses right now. We are learning more of them in the upcoming weeks.  We have a district goal of speaking all Italiano by the time the next Anziani come here which will be in about three weeks.  We lost about 36 Anziani.  They flew out to Roma and Milano today. We get about 24 more soon though.  I am learning the lessons  pretty well.  I can teach them in English pretty well, at least the first two lessons.  I think we start teaching them in Italiano in a week or so. I am very excited to get to Roma.  Only six more weeks from today and I will be there. I am trying to work as hard as I can so I can be as prepared as possible. Only have six more short weeks in here and those weeks go by very quickly. I am ready to eat the food in Roma instead of the goo they feed us here. I hope everyone is doing well on the outside world.

Sincerely, Anziano Hosford