MTC Areas...

In the MTC, you are still able to have your "place." It might not be as big as you're used to (definitely not, in Sis. Booth's case), but it's enough. Here are a few shots of Sis. Booth's new "place," and of her companions' "places"...

Sister Booth by her "place":


Sister Worley by her "place":

Sister Nay getting ready at her "place":


There are, of course, many common areas that everyone shares.
Here is Sister Booth pointing out one of those places:


Again, by the bathroom...


Maybe Sister Worley and Sister Nay are waiting for someone in the bathroom??


There are also many works of art throughout the MTC.
Here are Sis. Worley and Sis. Nay by one of them:


Here's Sister Booth by another one:



This is outside of the MTC. Here's Sister Booth enjoying one of her last
rain storms for a while. Alaska won't be getting one of those for a while!

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