Carson will have a mission site up for the duration of his mission (2 years)!
Thanks,
Tiana
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
The Show Goes On
Well, this is it, to anyone reading out there.
The last post as Carson Teuscher, for two years at least.
From here on out I will be referred to as Elder Teuscher, by choice mind you, because I want to go somewhere and render my services to the Lord on an all out mission to help those around me become happy like I am.
This last weekend at home has been fabulous! The feelings of being with family is so amazing. I am glad that everyone was here, the way that things have worked out. Happy with the talk that I gave in church on Sunday. Happy with where I am going. Funny how things always, ALWAYS work out the way that they need to, for your own progression.
In two years, I will be a better person than I am now. Of that I am certain. And not just because I will speak Portuguese, but because the experiences I have over that time period will graft me into a better individual. Countless missionaries have gone before me, even more will go after me. But this is MY mission! I've waited 19 years to go, and it makes me so excited to think that starting Wednesday I will be off on that adventure.
Thanks Mom & Dad. I owe it all to you.
Thanks Gitta, Gem Gem, and Tiana. You are my favorite people on the entire planet.
Thanks to other family members, whose unyielding support makes life go on.
Thanks friends, to whom I owe so much and wish I could repay you for such great times.
Thanks most of all to a loving Father in Heaven.
Ribeirao Preto, here I come.
Here are some pictures of last weekend.
The last post as Carson Teuscher, for two years at least.
From here on out I will be referred to as Elder Teuscher, by choice mind you, because I want to go somewhere and render my services to the Lord on an all out mission to help those around me become happy like I am.
This last weekend at home has been fabulous! The feelings of being with family is so amazing. I am glad that everyone was here, the way that things have worked out. Happy with the talk that I gave in church on Sunday. Happy with where I am going. Funny how things always, ALWAYS work out the way that they need to, for your own progression.
In two years, I will be a better person than I am now. Of that I am certain. And not just because I will speak Portuguese, but because the experiences I have over that time period will graft me into a better individual. Countless missionaries have gone before me, even more will go after me. But this is MY mission! I've waited 19 years to go, and it makes me so excited to think that starting Wednesday I will be off on that adventure.
Thanks Mom & Dad. I owe it all to you.
Thanks Gitta, Gem Gem, and Tiana. You are my favorite people on the entire planet.
Thanks to other family members, whose unyielding support makes life go on.
Thanks friends, to whom I owe so much and wish I could repay you for such great times.
Thanks most of all to a loving Father in Heaven.
Ribeirao Preto, here I come.
Here are some pictures of last weekend.
The epitome of fun: 75 foot slip'n slide and dish soap.
The epitome of silly! My sisters!
The epitome of beauty, Haystack rock on Canon beach, Oregon.
The epitome of youth :) My Dad and Nana!
The epitome of...tent.
I finally fulfilled my summer goal of building an awesome sand castle!
Haha this picture is hilarious considering that fact that Gemma's shirt accurately reflects real life! I indeed truly only have one day more before my mission!! Haha :)
Elder Lim! I will miss you.
Note to everyone. My parents and older sister will probably make a mission site for me, like my buddy Tripper's.
www.missionsite.net/eldertripperfrost
It will most likely be that, except with my name in the URL.
Have a great 2 years :) Keep in touch!
Saturday, August 13, 2011
The Fair With The Shirleys
My two sisters, Brigitta and Gemma and I recently went to the fair with the Shirley's. They live about 25 minutes away, and their son Dallin is currently in Cuiaba, Brazil serving an honorable full time mission. He and his brother, Matzen were in my ward at BYU over the last year. The Clark County fair this year was so awesome, the rides were incredible, and the company was great. I got to see Justin working away at the smokehouse, and ate a delicious sweet onionburger. It was a great time, and I will definitely miss the Shirleys and each of their spunky personalities over the next two years.
\
\Matzen and the rabid rabbit.
Best picture ever, all of us are screaming like a girl and Marcell just clenching his eyes closed like a little kid. Marcell is from Africa and stays with the Shirleys. Matzen was companions with him on his mission in Zimbabwe, and being around him is great because he hasn't experienced so many American staples, like the fair, or rides, as we all have. His reactions are priceless in so many ways!
Some sort of inflatable device that enables you to walk on water. Gemma and Hannah got to do it, and it looked fun! 8D looks like an awesome smiley face.
The frisbee I won for picking the right dum dum at the red cross booth.
Group Photo:
Marcell the shell, JT, Rachel Ray, Gitta, Hanna, Girl-whose-name-I-forgot-but-known-friend-of-Shirleys, Gem Gem, Me, Mahziday.
Brother and Sister Shirley! Trust me, they are two of the nicest people you could ever know.
Also, I realize that I am wearing the same shirt as I was in the last post, but I assure you, this is over a week after that other post, and I did indeed do laundry in between.
Plus I really like that shirt.
Also, inside joke from the end of the fair..."MMEEEEEEE MEEEEEE LOOOKK AT MEEEEEEE"
Have a great day :)
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Take me out to the ball game
Took a road trip north to Seattle yesterday. Justin was kind enough to drive and we had a fantastic time seeing the Seattle Mariners actually beat the Oakland Athletics 4-2.
I kid you not, this is his real name.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)