Hey both of you. I finally made it to the MTC. So here are a few of the things I've noticed about England just from the airport and the few hours I've been at the MTC. In the airport, instead of saying "Bathroom" or "Restroom" on a sign, they just say "Toilets". Security in England is SUPER strict on what goes through. They had to go through both of my things because of my camera and a tiny bottle of mouth wash. Oh well. The keyboard layout is slightly different here so it's taking me a little longer to type than normal too. Light switches are backwards from home (up is off, down is on), obviously driving on the wrong side of the road which was scary at first just to be a passenger. I've already seen a few British police cars and I definitely like the cars we have at home more. Some are BMW's, others are volvos, and some are vans. Kind of weird. They're highlighter yellow with orange stripes and definitely dont have that look of "command" that any of the cars at home have. There are only 25 and will only be 25 of us here at the MTC right now. President Preston (MTC president) is super cool and really nice. They give us today to settle into things and then tomorrow we go to work, which I am excited for. I want to stay as busy as possible. I'm not sure when our next p-day is but I'll have pictures to come along for that one. I'm a lot more relaxed than I though I would be. Anyways, I'm just glad things worked out. Have Julia read these if she wants. Love you all!
-Elder Ammermon