Lucky to have you.

There is something to be said about a sister missionary. It seems as though we just expect the boys to leave… because that's simply the Lord's will. For a woman, to leave on a mission, there is a certain amount of strength and courage. For the one above she has added an extra 6 months for the reuniting of her missionary. -That strength is insane. I've prayed, pondered, prayed, asked for advice, and prayed some more about serving a mission, and I never really felt like I could have the strength to do it. When I lived in New York, there was one night I went knocking door to door with the sister missionaries from my ward. It was cold, snowy, and full of tears. We probably hit… 3 neighborhoods full of "No's." "Don't ever come back here's." "I already have my religion, so I don't need your's." -and so on. My heart was shattered. That was then I knew I just couldn't handle it, but there are thousands that can, and the admiration I have for every single one of them is outrageous. I love all you gals that serve the Lord and his amazing Gospel. Thank you for your sacrifices, your strength, and courage.

Sister Terry, the country of Argentina is SO lucky to have you. 

Obvi. ;)

God Bless.

xo.