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End of the year quiz 2017

Favorite color: Blue
Favorite food: Baleadas
Favorite number: 100
Favorite Candy: Reese's (Even though they don't exist here)
Favorite movie: Captain America 2
Favorite TV show: Agents of Shield (I am missing out on several seasons)
Favorite moment on my mission: When one of the converts in Castaños bore her testimony after her baptism
Favorite thing to do with dad: Talk
Favorite thing to do with mom: Talk
Favorite thing to do with zach: Be a goober
Favorite thing to do with Maggie: Cook
Favorite thing to do with Casey: Hang out
Favorite thing to do with Jill: Listen to her funny one-liners
Favorite thing to do with Anna: Watch movies on the ipad
Favorite thing to do with Emma: Make Cookies
Favorite sport to watch: College Football
Favorite sport to play: All I play right now is Soccer, sooo....
Favorite song: Warriors
Favorite hymn: Nearer, My God To Thee
Favorite Animal: Cougar!
Favorite book: The Book of Mormon, Way of Kings 2
Favorite ice cream flavor: Rocky Road
Favorite Restaurant: Cheesecake Factory
Favorite food on my mission: Baleadas or Carne Chuca
Favorite Scripture Story: Sons of Mosiah
What are you good at doing? I am good at serving people
What do you like about yoursef? That I am not a crazy person
What makes you happy? Serving the awesome Hondureños
 What are you afraid of? I am afraid of Honduras in the dark
What new thing would you like to learn this year? I would like to learn how to be an even better missionary and disciple of Jesus Christ 
What would you do with $100? Use it to buy stuff for the mission.
What do you like to do for other people? I like to chapiar (use a machete to mow peoples lawns), help people move/clean their houses. Anything really.
If you could go anywhere where would you go? ROATAN!
What was your favorite place in the last year? In the US, New York. In Honduras, Puhlapanzak
What did you like about San Pedro Sula? I liked that it had all the stores and restaurants that I needed from the US.
What are you excited about this summer? I am excited to serve here in Ocotepeque.
What is your biggest accomplishment in the last year? Learning to speak Spanish!
What do you wish was different in Honduras? Ummm, AC, washing machines, dryers.. etc. 
What is your favorite thing to do on your mission? My favorite thing to do is to help people in whatever way I can
What do you want to do in ten years? Be in an internship for ophthalmology
What do you want to be when you grow up?Ophthalmologist

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