It is disappointing to get the rejection letter from BYU. At first, I thought to myself "have I not done good enough?", "what more could I have done". But then I realized that maybe it wasn't the right time or place. Going to school in Utah might be fun and all but I guess it won't be happening. If we happen to move to Utah and I have my immigration figured out, I might not go to BYU. Sometimes, I wonder dad, if it was even worth it to keep trying. It seems like no matter what I do, how hard I try. The future just doesn't seem to get brighter. Oh well, maybe there is a lesson to be learned here. Something that I find hilarious is that as we're teaching English to these Chin people. I became familiar with citizenship papers and the citizenship tests.
Well, I'll just stay here in Indiana physically, and mentally for the next 5 weeks. Getting a calling once home would ensure that I stay on the right track. I would need that especially when not many around me are Mormon.
Love,
Elder Uthaichai
No comments:
Post a Comment