Kutie Pie
"It is my destiny."
My brothers are leaving first thing tomorrow morning to go to the MTC in Utah, where they'll stay for a couple of weeks before going to their separate missions for two years. I wish I did more with them before I left early Sunday afternoon to go to my grandparents' place for the week as usual. I doubt I'm going to see them off either, since my parents are choosing to drive them up there, though they may stop by for a few minutes to say their goodbyes. Though if they do, it'd probably before six, so...
Yeah... I'm rather torn over this, but I think I'll be okay (I have more brothers, though I'm trying to get one to agree to spend quality time with me on demand). The house will be a bit quieter... a bit. It'll probably feel weird walking by their closed (probably locked) bedroom for the next few weeks. So until then, I'm watching over some of their things they chose to give to me, like their manga and video games to name a few. And if they haven't deactivated their accounts (they're supposed to, but most missionaries don't), I'll also keep an eye on them as well. Most likely than not I'll still be able to keep in contact with them, whether through snail mail (if so, I don't know how I'm going to read their handwriting), or their mission e-mails. Probably the latter more. I'm just not allowed to write about the regular things we would normally talk about.
Oh well... it was bound to happen anyway.
Yeah... I'm rather torn over this, but I think I'll be okay (I have more brothers, though I'm trying to get one to agree to spend quality time with me on demand). The house will be a bit quieter... a bit. It'll probably feel weird walking by their closed (probably locked) bedroom for the next few weeks. So until then, I'm watching over some of their things they chose to give to me, like their manga and video games to name a few. And if they haven't deactivated their accounts (they're supposed to, but most missionaries don't), I'll also keep an eye on them as well. Most likely than not I'll still be able to keep in contact with them, whether through snail mail (if so, I don't know how I'm going to read their handwriting), or their mission e-mails. Probably the latter more. I'm just not allowed to write about the regular things we would normally talk about.
Oh well... it was bound to happen anyway.