My mission call was delayed in arriving. We were all trying to be patient but one night while my family was having evening prayers back in Oregon, a strong thought came to my mother, the address is wrong! Sure enough, the mission call had been sent but not to my correct address. My Stake President notified my dad that he'd received notice of a call being extended, then my father had my mother call me, and I immediately headed over to my old address on campus to see if it was still there. Typically I would not expect mail to be left sitting around very long, but thankfully it was there!
**Note: The Stake President called Salt Lake today and they have moved the date of my mission to January 11, 2012 so I can complete my finals at BYU.
We are so excited for you Tim!! You will be a fantastic missionary. Y despues de su mission vamos a hablar en Espanol. We have always admired you and your drive to be excellent. Good luck and we look forward to hearing about your experiences.
ReplyDeleteBravo!!! I am so proud of you!
ReplyDeleteTim, This was very exciting to me as it is the same mission my son returned from last year...Spanish speaking also! He loved his mission and I know you will love yours too! I am so proud of your decision to serve.
ReplyDeleteI like the picts of the computer screen. It captured the moment. You are so good at that Coreen.
ReplyDeleteWe are very proud of you Tim, you're the best
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