It has begun. My friends are finally coming home from their two-year missions! Not that I haven't had other friends already come home, but the guys that I grew up with and went to school with are in the home stretch and it feels so good! I miss them more than I let on. The two that I was closest to are in South America and in a week and a half I get to be on the same continent as them :) It's a rather exciting thought. Our countries will be next door neighbors. I've been so jealous of them getting out of the states and experiencing a new culture and leaving school and everything behind to serve. Now it's my turn. Not quite the two years and not quite the same service but it's serving nonetheless. I'll have some "interesting" food stories to swap with them, stories regarding frustrations with a new language, stories about being with people you barely know 24/7, and a slew of other things. Hooray!!! Things are going to be so great, and when things get hard I can look to the example of my spiritually giant, amazing friends and know that if they can do it, I can do it. Thanks to Nathaniel, Myles, Taylor, Joshua, Aaron and Austin. You guys rock my chacos.
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| Nathaniel and Taylor-- "The Christmas Carol" 2008 |
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| Taylor and Nathaniel-- Graduation 2009 |
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| Aaron-- Stake Conference 2010 |
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| Joshua and Myles-- Kirtland 2010 |
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| Nathaniel, Myles, Joshua, Taylor -- The last week they were all together. 2010 |
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| Nathaniel (Sao Paulo, Brazil) |
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| Myles (Guatemala City, Guatemala) |
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| Taylor (Cali, Colombia) |
My apologies for not having pictures with and/or of each of the missionaries.
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