TOKYO JAPAN SOUTH
I was sixteen when I graduated High School. I remember being a part of the Seminary Council and planning out my life after graduation. I was going to finish my BA in the years I had before turning 21 and then go on a full time mission. I was going to change the world. I was going to be successful and my life was going to work out just as I had planned. WRONG. My world fell apart. I had to work full time and go to school part time. In the four years it took me to get my Associates Degree, I could have received my BA and right now be working on some masters program. I finally finished my Associates degree and I wasn't proud of it. I felt that I had failed my sixteen-year-old self. She knew what she wanted, she had it all planned out and me? Well, I was confused to say the least. I was twenty and still had a year to go before I was old enough to serve a mission. I enrolled at the U, ...