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Unforgettable, that's what you are

Dear Reader,

Just as the title suggests, I have not forgotten about you. I have just been extremely busy, thus leading to a slow increase in number of days between posts about my life. However, I write to you today just to let you know that not a whole lot has happened in my life recently. Oh, except this:


MY BEST FRIEND RECEIVED A MISSION CALL TO SERVE IN MEXICO!

 Yeah, I'm pretty excited about that. I hope my besties give me a copy of the video they made of my reaction to her call. My mind was blown! For some reason I thought she had told me she wasn't considering a full-time mission, so I was thinking she would just come back to school in the fall. That wasn't her plan at all! I'm so glad that she has made this decision to serve the Lord full time and help others find the joy that comes from the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

So, that's my life right now. My best friend is going on a mission and I'm working all the time. My life is pretty exciting, right? There are other things going on, of course. However, those things are not for me to be sharing because they are still progress and they don't need to be shared in the general public. All I will say is that I am surrounded by amazing people. They handle life with such vigor and great attitudes. It is awe-inspiring to see them work they do.

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