Missionary Madness.

In less than 24 hours, this kid is going to enter the MTC.

Oh little Junior, all grown up! But it's actually supes weird because he is the person from Jerusalem that I talk to the most now that I'm home. I would say that we text basically everyday. And tomorrow, that'll all stop. So it's going to be sad. We're way closer now, living three states away, than we were when we lived 4 doors away. That's life for you though. But he's going to love Boston and I'm super excited for him! :)

Good luck in Boston, Elder Ludlow! :)

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And in 107 days, this girl is going to enter the MTC.

So strange to me! I can't imagine her being in PARIS, FRANCE and not being able to talk to her about all sorts of exciting shenanegans in life. But seeing her this past week/last weekend was absolutely marvelous. Especially since we got to chat and hang out (and eat Happy Hippos) like the good old days and seriously, Paris couldn't be more perfect for her. She's going to rock it. :) I also think that I have the most unattractive pictures with/of her than anyone else on the planet. What an honor. :)

So stoked for Sister Searle! :)

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In about two days, this girl will be receiving her mission call straight from the SLC.

Too many pictures? I think not. Mostly because I've known this girl for almost 6 years. And she's the girl who I can not see for years and yet once we see each other again, we're bestest friends. (That's actually a true story. June 2006-September 2009 and we saw each other zero times). And even though she was my last friend I saw before I left to Jerusalem, I am anxiously awaiting our splendid reunion. So I'm SO excited for her to get her call (to Italy!) on Thursday. Eeek!

I love me some Sister Young. :)

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This is a picture taken on our last day in Turkey. Of the 8 people pictured: 1 is an RM, 3 currently have mission calls (Boston, Russia and France), 1 has submitted her papers (expecting her call soon tomorrow!), 1 will be turning in her papers in a couple of months and the other two... well, they are figuring that out. :) Exciting times!

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The good thing about all my friends leaving is that I'll be leaving on a mission in approximately 6 months as well. :) Which is good because I don't know how I could live without these kids for so long (I mean, like in normal life). I mean, facebook without Erin Young? That's unheard of.

And it's also kind of pathetic because I really only know like 3 elders out right now and soon my sisters total will like double that. Yay! :)