Panda, I love you and am so proud of you. You are going to love college! Trust me, all the returned missionaries who served in Asian countries who are suffering from "yellow fever" will love you too! Keep up the great work, Mirs!
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
the baby's all grown up
I can't believe my little sister has graduated from high school! The last of the four Lo kids.
I'm so excited for her to go to BYU in the fall. Too bad I won't be there to witness her doing the audio tour of the library, or help her find her way around campus, or bum off her Dining Plus meal plan. I'm probably the saddest about the last one. ; )

Panda, I love you and am so proud of you. You are going to love college! Trust me, all the returned missionaries who served in Asian countries who are suffering from "yellow fever" will love you too! Keep up the great work, Mirs!
Panda, I love you and am so proud of you. You are going to love college! Trust me, all the returned missionaries who served in Asian countries who are suffering from "yellow fever" will love you too! Keep up the great work, Mirs!
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Options
Decisions are so fun. Especially when you have trouble making them. Recently I've been faced with the decision to choose between an amazing boy and an amazing mission call to Australia. What an amazing time in our lives when we have so many options to lead us to become the people we want to be! But how do you decide which is the best choice at this specific time in your life when you can't compare the outcomes? I guess that's the beauty of faith.
As my best friends will tell you, I love to have a plan. So the surprising turn of events this summer has really taught me that you can't always plan on what life is going to throw you. It was a little frustrating to really not know what would happen come July 29, but I've learned to simply live the best I can and trust that God will help me make the choice that's best for me and for others.
Sometimes I think we are too logical when making decisions, and I've realized that there are times when your heart makes a decision before your mind even registers it. And once your heart is set on something, it's just up to your mind to realize and come to terms with it.
So this rambling post is to say what my heart (and Steve's) decided about either staying behind and getting married to an incredible person or serving the people of Australia for 18 months...
I'm going on a mission!!!
As my best friends will tell you, I love to have a plan. So the surprising turn of events this summer has really taught me that you can't always plan on what life is going to throw you. It was a little frustrating to really not know what would happen come July 29, but I've learned to simply live the best I can and trust that God will help me make the choice that's best for me and for others.
Sometimes I think we are too logical when making decisions, and I've realized that there are times when your heart makes a decision before your mind even registers it. And once your heart is set on something, it's just up to your mind to realize and come to terms with it.
So this rambling post is to say what my heart (and Steve's) decided about either staying behind and getting married to an incredible person or serving the people of Australia for 18 months...
I'm going on a mission!!!
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