This was my last Sunday. In this picture is Manuel Castro, me, Fabiano, and Presidente Calle. They are all wonderful, funny, men.
My last day of church was actually fast Sunday. General Conference was the first weekend in October. So I do remember bearing my testimony in relief society. I remember crying.
I also remember that Sister Pendleton made the closing hymn, "God be with you till we meet again." I looked up at her (she was the chorister) and she smiled me. I wanted to die inside. It made me so sad inside!
After church I said goobye to as many people as I could. It didn't seem real that I was no longer going to be attending this chapel in Princeton anymore. It was mind boggling that I would be at my own chapel the following Sunday. I would be speaking and I knew what my topic was.
It was happening. I was going home and there was nothing I could do about it. But don't get me wrong. It wasn't that I didn't want to go home--it was more the fact that I didn't want to end my time being a full time missionary.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
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