8 MONTHS

I guess Jordan can find his name all over the world.

Looks like he has learned to shave in new places. 

Elder Comstock and Elder Ruiz on P-day.
This is Jordan's new companion in his new area.
He just had his first transfer 2 weeks ago.

Elder Comstock with his district and President and Hermana Hernandez.

The bus Jordan rode everyday to and from Guapinol to Monjaras.

Making tortillas.  I hope he will make some for us when he gets home.  :)

Saying Goodbye to Guapinol.
Jordan LOVED it there and served there for more than 6 months.
He has now moved on to the city.
He is now serving in Tegucigalpa. 

Oh I miss this boy sooooooo much!!!!  He has been gone for 8 months today.  Goodness there are still times I feel like time stands still  But today Madee and I marked off another month on our missionary countdown calendar and Madee said "Only four more months till Jordan has been gone for 1 year."  That made it seem not so bad.  Having a son on a mission fills your heart with such a myriad of emotions.  You miss them like crazy but on the other hand there is nothing else you would want them to be doing.  It is a feeling I think no one  can understand unless you have or have had a child on a mission.  It is a time of complete happiness and complete sadness all at the same time.  I do love getting pictures from him and seeing the happiness in his face and the faces of the other missionaries he is serving with.