Directions with Lips, Bus Rides and Almost Text Messages

Here's the latest letter from Elder Clayton.  He was able to be on the computer at the same time as us, so I will include our conversations back and forth.  That is so sweet.  Like text message...almost. I still miss him like crazy, but I don't worry about him.  He's in good hands.

Well another week down of pretty much being lost haha man this place is crazy you want to know why im lost well first of all everyone points with their lips and second whenever we see anyone we are talking to and are like oh where do you live they point with their lips and say ahi (over there) my house is the one by the mango tree and thats way sweet except that there are 250000 mango trees here man directions are ridiculous. anyways i understand more im still freaking lost but am doing better i think anyways so ya right now were teaching a couple of people this one hombre named Jose Manuel way tight he knows i cant speak spanish so usually hell ask my a question and if i have no idea what he said im usually like No Se and then i just laugh thats really all i can do so ya. Anyways ya i dont know what to write ask some questions. In lessons i can bear my testimony and thats about it haha no i can teach  a little bit oh haha a ward member asked yesterday if i was related to William Clayton haha never thought i would hear that one down here. oh my ok so we went to a meeting the other daygot on the bus and everthing was sweet then as we continued people just kept getting on so by the end of where we got off there were 3 to 4 people per seat the aisle i was in the aisle moshed full of people and oh my crazy.  We didnt even attempt to go out the front so they opened the door for us in the back and we hopped out.  Talk about crazy.  It's still hot do you by any chance know like the forcast for the week that would be funny to see 7 days of hot so man what else on thursday coming up were going into San Pedro for a meeting and ya ask me some questions i dont know what to write. oh and i was just thinking man im gonna be such a good hiker you should see the stuff im climbing up and down. We had a gecco in our house last night that was crazy and ya

Well love you all have fun finishing school you're the greatest

Love Elder Clayton

Mom:  What are eating do you fix your own meals. You'll get the language. We talked to someone today that said he went to hungary and it took him almost a year to get that language. You'll be fine. I'll check my phone for the forecast last time it had lots of rain.  Has it rained a lot.
Bridger:  to eat well somtimes people cook and its chicken with rice beans and tortillas if not we have penut butter sandwiches  actually we made pancakes yesterday so that was sweet

Mom:  I have to admit you sound good. Don't get discouraged. You're doing what you're supposed to be doing and you'll be blessed in do many ways. We love you and are so proud of you. We're doing fine here. This is the last week of school so that's going to be great to not have a schedule for awhile. My work is awesome. I love it there!  

What are you doing for your p day? 

Elder Clayton:  gonna go to the store the bank home clean a little see if the other missionaries are doing anything and if not i am sleeping because i am so tired 
Elder  Clayton:  I am so far from anything like that a costco wendys mcdonalds im back in the moutains about an hour ya i know right i dont need toothpaste for a while im pretty set i tried to send pics but it did not work my camera is like to new for there computers
Dad:  You sound great pal and the Spanish will come,  Come what may and love it.Elder Clayton:  really wow thats crazy oh and tell grandpa i ate one of his carmels in honduras and they taste just as amazing even when not in the US 

Whats up!

Elder Clayton:  Hows it going today? Ya the trip to the house was insane but a typical welcome to Honduras i guess ya my house is a little rough but its alot nicer than the others around here.

Haha a place with a big Pepsi sign those are called pulperias and they are all over the place with either pepsi or coke signs haha so ya ive probably seen it once or twice. So the ward its small yesterday there were 90 members in assistance so ya..... but theyre all nice i have no idea what is being said at the meetings and things but whatver they speak so fast im understanding alot more now but still im a long ways away but...... ya  so the fruit is good no complaints and ya we buy 5 gallon filtered water thats what everybody drinks here is only filtered so we have 5 gallons of water and bags of water too.

Thats sweet its cold there i dont know what that word means and thats a bummer no one drew out for anything i was sure there would have been something but oh well next year right. Ok well I'll talk to you later.

Dad:  That is good the trip into town should be good, and just keep doing your best  all is well as William Clayton would say

Elder Clayton:  ya in Spanish the translation is way sweet its titled ¨  "oh its all good"

Here's Bridger's address for any who are wanting to send him a letter.  You can always use dearelder.com and put his mission; Honduras San Pedro Sula, or a regular letter.  It's a .98 cent stamp that is needed on the postage:

12 Calle, Avenida Circunvalacion, S. O.
Edif. Yude Canahuati, 3 Nivel, Oficina 4
San Pedro Sula, Cortés
Honduras

 Bridger's apartment.  Says our house is a mansion.  Even our trailer is a mansion.

Eating a fresh mango and pineapple from the trees in his yard.