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Elder Grilliot reporting April 18th!

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Todd will be reporting to the Mexico City, Mexico MTC April 22, 2017! He will be serving in the Torreón, Mexico Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Elder Todd B. Grilliot He would love to receive letters or emails.   todd.grilliot@myldsmail.com Letters sent for the next 6 weeks (April 18-May 31) to  the Mexico City MTC: Mexico Torreón Mission Mexico MTC Carretera Tenayuca-Chalmita #828 Gustavo A Madero Colonia Zona Escolar 07230 Mexico City, Distrito Federal Mexico ELDER TODD BRUCE GRILLIOT April 17th The story of getting my mission call. I think I have a unique experience with opening my mission call and it's worth sharing. I was pretty nervous about getting a call to an area that I thought was lame. Particularly afraid of being called on a family history mission in SLC or something. (no offense to those called on family history missions) I wanted to feel really useful and go somewhere where I really felt...
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New Camera! Elder Saico  My goofy smile look (Here is the gentleman that is blind that I shared in this week's letter.) okay well we have already got to go but man wasn´t it cool that i sent pictures this week? more next week probably some higlights from this week some of our friends told us some wack stories we talked with this guy who is really cool, he used so much drugs that he went blind, and then he left all the drugs and he told us that he is much happier blind than he ever was being an addict, he told us about the way that an addicts mind works and it´s really ugly. it really opened my mind. Drugs ruined his life and he has scars all up his arms because he tried to kill himslef with a razor. now he´s a really happy delightful blind man. his dad shined our shoes, his dad is ex police, he has some crazy stories too, he was almost killed a few times. like they kidnapped him ...
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I've been home now almost a week

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hey yall, i love you and think you are the best. Last thursday on the 4th i got home from the mission. When i got off the airplane and came through the gate and saw my family it was sooo sooo surreal. the whole experience was ultra surreal. like, i felt like i was watching a movie of me getting off the airplane. Everyone was hugging me and crying and i was like "whaaat where am i??" afterwards we went to president Johnson's house and we had a short talk about goals and retaining good mission habits, and then all of a sudden he looks at me very seriously and says "Elder Grilliot, I am officially relieving you from your service as a full time missionary, please remove your name tags." and i took them off. very very very surreal. That is the best word for it all, surreal. Now i'm home in Illinois with my family that i love and i've been able to see my friends from high school and it's been a good time. Coming home from the mission was not what i expe...
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