Hello,
Hey $76.00 in tuition
sounds perfect! Why are you calling in about that? Just kidding, yea
something's not right about that. Well believe it or not we were shut
down when the manhunt was going on, we're not to far from Boston, we're
actually in the Boston Zone. Yea pretty much everything is back to
normal in Boston. I should know because I was there yesterday when we
went to the Boston Red Sox vs Oakland A's game, we got permission to go.
Everyone is still mourning the losses that happened at the Boston
Marathon and they are supporting the officials that came to their aid.
Security is still a little tight but that is expected. I got the
opportunity to go to the baseball game because their is a missionary in
our district received tickets from a member and got permission to go but
his companion didn't like baseball, so he asked me if I wanted to go.
And I didn't have to think twice about it, it's on my bucket list. We
had a good time and we had really good seats ($200 seats as a matter of
fact). The only down side of it all was that it was misty and chilly.
Other than that we had a blast. I put pics on this e-mail, for some of
the pics I didn't even have to zoom in at all. It was a good baseball
game, the Red Sox got smoked 0-12, the Oakland A's wiped their bottoms.
As you can probably
guess, this week is transfer week and that's why I am e-mailing you
today. We found out on Saturday that Elder Metcalf is getting
transferred to Lowell, Massachusetts and Sister Crane (she's blonde,
you'll see her in the pics that I sent) is getting transferred to
Ellington, Connecticut. They will both be missed, both of them have had a
great impact on me. This has been the best district that I have been in
on my mission by far. It's going to be hard watching them go and having
to deal with change, but we will see each other from time to time I'm
sure. My new companion will be Elder DeLong, he's a English/Cambodian
speaking missionary. We were in the same Zone when I served in Nashua,
he seems like a cool cat, a hard worker. We will see what happens.
So
Aaron got to go to Mormon Prom, that's pretty cool. Oh and he fell for a
cute Colombian, so he likes the Latina flavor huh? Haha, I guess we
might have different tastes in women. However, I expect that we both
have the same overlavish, corny charm that we inherited from our dear
father. All Hail KING CORNY: Felix David Escobar! He started it all.
"Hey, give me a piece of that corn!" Yet again, Aaron good luck on your
Eagle Project since your not totally done yet. Get it done, get it out
of the way as soon as possible.
And
as for Danny, I can totally see him being a lawyer. Many people that
don't know me mistake me for being an attorney or physician of some
sort. Apparently, I just have the look, apparently. Mom! Pretty soon
you're not going to have any little boys anymore... How do you feel
about that?
As
for the doctor and dentist appointments, I'm fine with doing it then.
And for Mother's Day, we don't have anyone set in stone quite yet but a
few families have offered to have us over when we make our calls home.
So I will keep you up to date on that. Now for my clothes, at the end of
my mission I'm just going to burn the majority of my dress clothes,
because they are just down-right filthy and nobody is probably going to
take them (if they are smart and have anything in their bucket, they
won't take them). So I will probably end up buying new garments, a white
shirt, and a suit at the end of my mission. Yea I don't know if my
dress clothes can last too much longer. I'm pretty sure that I do have
plenty of casual clothes between what I have here and back home. If I
need to get anything, it will probably be a few pairs of jeans and
shorts which I can probably get at Pac Sun when they have their Blue Dot
Sale for dirt cheap. Other than that yea I think that I will be all
set. So we are both looking forward to the call home on Mother's Day, I
will probably Skype. I don't really enjoy talking on the phone.
I love all of you,
Elder Everett Alan Escobar
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