Humor will not be tolerated!! -Portia

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One of my companions used to tell me stories about how he and his brother had a set time that they would meet at a certain fence every week, and the brother would drop off food for all the elders in the district. He specifically had one fantastic story about Olive Garden and putting breadsticks in a sister's backpack that was rather amusing.

My grandma lived basically across the street from the MTC (no, not in the temple, but close). One of the only rules she ever broke (to my knowledge) was when she brought freshly baked (still warm!) cookies to the MTC for me. I shared them with my district and everyone was happy.

My brother used to work in the health center, and one of his coworkers came over a few times a week to work in the MTC health center. One time I got called down over the loudspeaker in the middle of class to come to the health center. When I got there, there was freshly baked hot monkey bread (cinnamon pull aparts) that my brother and his wife had sent over with his coworker. It was awesome. I took it back up to class and shared with my district.

A lot of the copy centers in the area do same day deliveries to the MTC. If you find out when they deliver, it may be possible to get something there semi hot.