Melanie Here! I wrote to Elder Toutai the first monday he was out, I didn't expect anything though because I thought It was too late for him to reply, but then I got a pleasant Surprise on Thursday! Elder Toutai Replied! huhuhu He had p days on thursday while he was in the MTC, (I think) hehe huhuhu Well! Let me give you a quick little blip of his email! (I'm so slack! haha He is out in the field now, so all the stuff is past tense hehe Erfitt! or sumsing..)
He LOVED the MTC, He was very excited about being there and about the prospect of Preaching the Gospel and being able to Help Others Come Unto Christ. He thought people in the world would probably think he was Crazy! (the exclamation point was ALL his haha!) Because Of how excited he was to serve. I wrote some Icelandic and he was excited about understanding it haha Lets have an Excerpt(I think thats what its called)
"I TOTALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU WROTE haha. Ive been reading the book of mormon in english and icelandic Groberg style. Well not exactly im just writing down the vocabulary that I Don't understand so I can keep and improve my icelandic for when I get back.
My zone leaders are going to Norway and they name tags say elsta im like hohoho thats oldest not elder, na not really!"
Such a Lovley Missionary! He requests lots of emails and mails and packages and all things a missionary should get without asking! hehe Remember to email him!! whoever you may be!
He Ends His Email so Wonderfull that I will insert another excerpt in closing
"Thank you for your prayers!
Stay safe and god bless
Elder Toutai"
I don't think there was a caption for this one
Elder Toutai is the Far right
Picture 1 is a bag of milk. Awesome right?!
Picture 2 is the whirlpool bath. Unexpected right?!?!
Picture 3 is my nametag. Delightful right?!?!
Elder Toutai and his room mates in the MTC
Mele'ofa here. I am the lucky one who got to spend the day with Henry right before he went into the Missionary Training Center. 
This is us across the street from the MTC. There's a parking lot across the street that we were to say good bye in. They no longer allow anyone on the campus, and so we had our lunch, and then hopped in the car, and took him to the MTC. It was pretty intense, first getting to the parking lot, and young fellow at the entrance asked me "What are you here for?" and I was like "Umm...I'm bringing my brother to the MTC." And he was all super serious and letting me know of the procedures to follow. We were NOT allowed to go onto the campus. We were NOT allowed to take pictures. It was drop off only. Etc. I was scared of breaking the rules! But then we got to the next fellow, and he was so nice! He said to take our time and say our good byes and then to head to the MTC and they'd let us know what to do when we got there. I wasn't scared after talking to that guy. :)
