By the numbers

• 65,634 Full time missionaries
• 20,000 Pending calls
• 6,000 Missionary interviews
• 58 New missions
• 2 New temples

It's nice to know I'm not alone!

Conference is AWESOME!!!

Go, sisters!

Not like I know anything about how missions are organized now (except Kris always used to date guys who were APs), it sounds like I can be a sister missionary zone leader assistant or something like that. Once I get out of the MTC. And into the field. Anyway, it's a new leadership role for sister missionaries. I knew we rocked!

Accepted!

I wasn't exactly sure what to do, so I sent in two acceptance letters -- one for me, and one for the guy whose letter I got by accident. I'm sure someone will tell him, right?

Oh, no.

I just found out about this video that they made in North Korea. Should I be worried?

How does that song go? "I'll go where you want me to go..."

Happy Easter!

Happy Easter, everyone! I'm so excited that next Easter I'll be out in the mission field! It's gonna be so AWESOME!!!!

Speaking of awesome, here's a really cool video from the Church called, "He is Risen." Watch it!

Everything I know. So far.

So here's everything I know about Korea. Or, rather, here's everything Wikipedia knows about Korea. But I'm learning!

So, they speak Korean. It's right between Japan and China and there are two of them. And it looks like a rabbit.

I GOT THE CALL!!!!!!

OMIGOSH! I GOT THE CALL!

I was SO nervous! I could hardly even hold on to the envelope, let alone open it.

But, as luck would have it, one of my roommates was happy to do the honors. But there was a problem with the mail. Maybe not so much a problem with the mail -- there was just a problem with the letter that came in the mail...

At least Kris was paying attention. There was another letter in the envelope, too.

I couldn't help it! I was too excited!

Ohh, yeah! KOREA! That's so AWESOME!

Now I just need to get a map and find out where it is.

OMIGOSH! OMIGOSH! OMIGOSH!