6:30 am - the usual morning lineup

Start on the chores - we'll sweep 'till the floor's all clean

[There's so many pamphlets], do laundry and mop and shine up

Sweep again and by then it's like 7:15

And so I'll read my Book

of Mormon [I have like 3]

How're my investigators

[Have they been reading?]

Then it's companion study, pray and basically

Just wonder when will my P-Day begin

Then go to lunch, there's nothing else we can do here

[Did a letter arrive?  Of course not - we'll try next week]

Go shopping for food [But why is it always raning?!]

Then we'll email, start to pack

Write a letter, take a nap!

And now it's 6 - [we're late!]

It's time to hit the floor

Then go to FHE

See what they have in store

And then I'll pray and pray

And pray and pray some more

Still in the same place I've always been

And I'll keep wondering and wondering

And wondering and wondering

When will my P-Day begin?

Tomorrow night it's transfers again

Adjuntas, farewell - on to San Sebastian!

What is it like?  [Do they always say no?]

Now that I'm better

President might just let me go...

Love you all!

Hermana Rapunzel

P.S. The Catholics around here tend to stick up pictures of Jesus around the house, so we often see pass-along cards stuck in random places - a good sign that they've been contacted already.  But Olga's husband is the only one who has nailed the Plan of Salvation pamphlet to the wall.