I hope they call me on a mission.

I am still trying to catch up on my blogging.

On Friday my sister-in-law Michelle received her mission call. We were thinking it would arrive one day sooner than that, but according to Michelle, since she has had so many other set-backs regarding the paperwork for her mission, she figured it was only poetic that she would have to wait longer than anybody else.

Anyway, on Friday it arrived, and her entire family attempted to cause her premature death by making her wait to open her mission call until everybody (who could reasonably be expected to be there) had arrived.

The suspense was killing her.

How are you handling the suspense?

I’m not sure who was happiest about where Michelle is going, her or me.

She is going the the Argentina Buenos Aires Norte (north) mission.


Just in case you didn’t know or didn’t remember, I served my mission in the Argentina Bahía Blanca mission. If you look at the map above, you will see that Bahía Blanca is a little bit south west of Buenos Aires.

This is for Michelle. Te deseo lo mejor en tu misión. Tenés que aprender el uso de “vos,” lo cual es mucho más divertido que “tu” aunque no lo podés usar durante tu misión. Vas a disfrutar las milanesas y las empanadas, y la verdad es que estoy un poco celosa. ¡Éxito en tu misión!

3 Replies to “I hope they call me on a mission.”

  1. Noe ! para que no estés celosa venite también vos che !….te esperamos…!
    Hoy como es el día de nuestra patria comimos LOCRO ! sabés lo que es ?…muy rico !!!..
    Me alegro por tu cuñada la misión Bs As Norte tiene a Ushuaia !!!…donde vivíamos antes en el fin del mundo…quizás tenga ese privilegio de conocer el sur. mandale saludos y nuestras felicitaciones !!!.

  2. Si, ella esta loca a pensar que el uso de “Vos” es mas divertido que el “tu”. Por favor! Todos saben que el espanol puro de espana es lo mejor! (bueno, por lo menos, Noelle, tu sabes que es verdad!)

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