So, I decided to send in a tape. Now, I’m a HUGE
procrastinator. I kept saying, “I’ll put it together this weekend.” And then
when the weekend came I said, “next weekend, I’ll do it then.” I was depending
on other people for help in putting the video together, and things kept falling
through. I became a bit discouraged, and
thought that maybe I wasn’t meant to go because nothing was coming together. However, that was not the case. The week
before the video was due, everything fell into place. There was finally a time that worked out when
everyone who I asked to help—an accompanist and a friend to hit the “record”
button—could meet.
Upon arriving to the practice room we were going to use, we
found two more friends who happened to be theater people! They gave me pointers
and confidence and I was able to quickly record my songs.
The taping of everything else went smoothly as well. I almost forgot to include my scales, but the thought suddenly struck me, “Aren’t you missing something? Something having to do with your range?” I believe it was a nudge from the Spirit. Simple little things came together though the Lord’s hand, the video was quickly assembled—scales included—and sent off to HQ.
The taping of everything else went smoothly as well. I almost forgot to include my scales, but the thought suddenly struck me, “Aren’t you missing something? Something having to do with your range?” I believe it was a nudge from the Spirit. Simple little things came together though the Lord’s hand, the video was quickly assembled—scales included—and sent off to HQ.
Throughout the whole experience, I kept the attitude, “If
I’m meant to go, I’ll go.” It was a blessing to have that knowledge, and my
faith kept me strong through the process.
The thought of serving in Nauvoo brings a smile to my face and makes my
heart swell with joy. I can’t wait!
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