Many hands lightly work

I'm sure there are a billion things to do to get ready for the Christmas Mission Conference. I know that we can do it. I can ask the other sisters in the area for their help. And the elders in the mission home said that they would pitch in, too.

Let's see what the sisters can do!

My first companion!

Woo hoo! I got my trainer, my first companion! Her name is Sis. Bae Eun-shil, and she's from Seoul. She had never met PSY. And that's OK (but I was curious, you know?).

The mission president said that she didn't speak much English, but she seems to do OK so far.

There's so much to say but so little time! Conference was amazing and wonderful and really weird to hear in a different language. But it was still way cool! Can you believe how many missionaries there are? More than 80,000!? And that's just one year after the age change!

I am SO loving Korea! More so, I think, because I spent so long traveling to get here!

More later! Sugohaseyo!*

*That means "work hard" and the missionaries here say it  a lot.

That's going to be me next week!!!!!!

It's my cousin on one end and my friend on the other...and next week it's going to be me!

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!