4,000 posts!!! (what am I doing with my life?)
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spycam1
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I guess he answered these, but to reiterate, for the most part--
* Mmissionaries get to email home once a week. I think that's their only internet access, i.e. no web surfing or jazzfanz-ing. (Or TV watching, for that matter.) Also, they can receive email from anyone, but can only email their own family. As far as I know, as far as regular mail goes anything is fine--the missionary can receive as many letters as people will write him, and can write letters back (as far as time permits).
* Many missionaries are issued cell phones these days, undoubtedly to be used for local missionary-related calls only.
* Writing a missionary to give him game/team updates is perfectly fine, and would likely result in much rejoicing on the missionary's part.
I think it depends on the Mission President.
99-01. The only thing I watched was the Election between Bush and Gore.
I was out from 97-99. I had no idea the Jazz were in the 98 finals until after they were over. But like I said, it was extremely third world. Most of the people I taught didn't have power. I saw very few tv sets.
The Stockton-Malone era ended while I was on my mission so I was never around to see the Mailman play for the Lakers. It's probably just as well, because that must have been weird.