Oop. the first try didn't work...

Some of my favorite lessons came from teacging these three little boys, Donnie, Ivan, and Krystofer McCormick. Their baptism almost didn't go through but Krys, age eight, saved the day. It took the whole zone to it happen, but look at the way they boys are glowing. I have to say, Sister Fivas and I were floating that day as well.
It's hard to see, but I'm holding a crawfish. We went crawfishing in St. Amant and sadly enough this little guy is the only one we caught.
We went to the temple the night be fore going home. These are all the missionaries in my go-home transfer. S. Robinson, E. Dymock, E. Richardson, E. Williams, E. Reese, E. Hatch, E. Davis, E. Wallace, Me, S. Jensen, S. Jeppson, S. Chipman

This first picture Isis, Tasha, Brandon, and Cruz. They live in Baton Rouge. Cruz and Tasha were baptized in May of 2006, Isis is "too stubborn to get baptized" (her quote, not mine), and Brandon's dad won't allow him yet. They are so fun! The next one is Heather, McKenna, and Mason Bray. Heather is one of my favorite people on earth.

As Promised

As I promised a while ago, here are a few pictures from my mission. You can see more by going to roosfam.org/gallery.

Changing Majors

Since I have been home I have decided that I no longer wasnt to be an English teacher. I don't know what I want to be. You know, we spend so much of our childhood wanting to grow up, but being a grown up means you have to make decisions that affect your entire life. Being a kid wasn't so bad after all.