Heyyyyyy. Things are great and the time is moving faster then ever. Good news! I found my silver tooth that I had made a year ago up in the mountains in Cajamarca. It still fits great!
So sorry for the delay in writing an actual email. We sure have been busy. So here are the biggest changes. I am not serving in the mission office as teh financial secretary anymore. The last 3 weeks I have been training my re emplacement. He is a champ from Colorado and reminds me of a ton of my friends back home. We had a great time.
Also, in the last week or two I finished that CD i was working on. It has tons of sounds from Peru. I am going to put it online so you can all give it a check out. I feel really good about it, and am sure glad i had the opportunity to record on my last couple of Pdays.
http://www.mediafire.com/?yczd4dimdyd
That is the link of the CD!
So, my new assignment in the mission is going to be "touring artist" for the next six months of my mission I will be visiting all the areas around Peru and playing special devotionals. We will be spending 2 weeks in every stake. The first week will go to contacting leaders, setting up sound equipment, securing a place to play, and then contacting people out in the streets, and doing mini concerts to get people excited about coming out to the real concert. Then we are planning about 500-1200 people at every concert. We want to give a free CD of the program to all the people investigating. The hook is that we will write down there address and go personally deliver the CD to them during the 2nd week. I know it will be really successful because the people just react amazingly to music here. I am so excited. I got a nice thin little camera as well, so I will be taking more pictures. All and All things are amazing. Peru is incredible. One thing I have been trying to do lately is just talk exactly like the people talk. Its an absolute blast. I LOVE IT. Well i love all you and will see you in a jiffy pop... but until then TIME TO WORK!
Dont put Tweenkies on your Pizza.
ELDER Jason Juice Call
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Friday, October 3, 2008
happy october!
Its October! You know what that means? ITS THE TENTH MONTH OF THE YEAR!
I hate my weather gadget on my sidebar. Every morning, I check the weather in Reno, and somehow, Peru always has better weather. I'm so jealous. Right now, its a sunny 68 degrees with little cloud coverage. In Reno, its 60 degrees with no signs of blue and a killer wind chill that's sending all the geese away. Yes, I live on a lake with geese, ducks and swans. I hate them all.
WHOA WHOA WHOA X 300. As I sit here, chewing on a red bendy straw, I can say that I am shocked. A duck just flew right towards my window, and just before hitting it, a gust of wind came and made it hit the wall instead. I hope its okay! Okay, not really. I don't care about that duck. I would go out to check but a) ducks are gross, b) im comfortable in my chair, c) i'm happy it didn't hit my window [I am NOT paying to replace a broken window due to the stupidity of a duck] and d) i have three loads of laundry on my bed waiting to be folded. Feld? Feld sounds better than folded.
Dear Jason,
I miss you.
Let's catch up soon.
Love times infinity,
Sueann
I hate my weather gadget on my sidebar. Every morning, I check the weather in Reno, and somehow, Peru always has better weather. I'm so jealous. Right now, its a sunny 68 degrees with little cloud coverage. In Reno, its 60 degrees with no signs of blue and a killer wind chill that's sending all the geese away. Yes, I live on a lake with geese, ducks and swans. I hate them all.
WHOA WHOA WHOA X 300. As I sit here, chewing on a red bendy straw, I can say that I am shocked. A duck just flew right towards my window, and just before hitting it, a gust of wind came and made it hit the wall instead. I hope its okay! Okay, not really. I don't care about that duck. I would go out to check but a) ducks are gross, b) im comfortable in my chair, c) i'm happy it didn't hit my window [I am NOT paying to replace a broken window due to the stupidity of a duck] and d) i have three loads of laundry on my bed waiting to be folded. Feld? Feld sounds better than folded.
Dear Jason,
I miss you.
Let's catch up soon.
Love times infinity,
Sueann
Monday, September 15, 2008
In Your Arms.
I finished another song for the EP. Its off the hoookkk. Well. Let me know what you think!
Thank you for all your help!
-Juice
HERE IS THE SONG!!!!
Thank you for all your help!
-Juice
HERE IS THE SONG!!!!
Friday, September 12, 2008
Loves Juice.
Here is a little audio clip journal form yesterday. Its nice and clippy yea? Does anyone even go here anymore?
LOVES!
Juice
O yea... and one day when i was here working in the mission office I threw a bunch of papers in the air and one of them got stuck in the ceiling. I almost cried i was so happy.
LOVES!
Juice
O yea... and one day when i was here working in the mission office I threw a bunch of papers in the air and one of them got stuck in the ceiling. I almost cried i was so happy.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Monday, September 8, 2008
Bringing back the podcast...
Who knows if it will happen, but I found this podcast that I made from a year ago. Its hard to believe how fast time is flying, and how much things have changed. Things are going great here in Peru.
Sept. 3 2007 Podcast.
Ive been thinking... I sure need to set some goals before this beautiful mission passes me away. I think im going to make a goal to write in my journal everyday... is anyone with me? I love working on things with others... Does anyone else keep a personal journal?
Here is a little bit of my letter sent home for the week...
Holler Family and Loved ones.
How is everyone doing? Things are going great here in the Southern
Hemisphere. We are seeing blue skies with more and more frequency and
this makes people happy. When this Winter in Peru ends I am going to
have a full year of good weather. I cant wait!
We had a wonderful week. It all started on Monday with the family home
evening lesson that we had with a family. We taught Gorge Rojas and
his family. He is a little bit older, but has little kids. We taught a
quick lesson about sharing the gospel and then we asked if they had
any favorite games that they liked to play. They said that they
usually don't play many games for their family home evenings. I told
them about my family and how we loved to play... even the most silly
games. I told them how we would just turn out the lights and throw
balls at each other, or have sock wars. They laughed at that thought
and almost didn't believe me. So i secretly took my sock off under the
table and nailed one of the little kids in the face... The sock war
erupted and the fun began. It was fun to show them a tradition of my
family, and to teach them that they can have fun with each other
regardless of what the activity is.
About 3 weeks ago Sister Mora (the mission presidents wife) gave us a
soda pop bottle filled with home made yogurt. One of the other
missionaries stowed it away somewhere in the apartment, and I just
recently found it as I was cleaning. It had expanded and filled the
bottle with tons of pressure. So last night I snuck by the window, and
threw it outside. It exploded and made a horrible crash. A couple of
car alarms went off down the street. I am glad that it blew up outside
instead of inside our house. The dogs had cleaned up all the yogurt by
the time we woke up to play soccer.
The last couple of P-days I have been recording and we recently
finished one of the songs. Here is the link if you are interested in
listening. It turned out great, and there are a couple more songs on
the way.
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=a1598d903a4404c5ab1eab3e9fa335cac1fb96ab3454c21b
Things are going great. Time is flying, and I am so greatfull for this
time i have to serve. Peru is
absolutely wonderful and its getting kind of sad to think that I wont
be here forever. I have fallen in love with this crazy place. I am
still in the mission office working, but I know that what I am doing
is very important and there is a reason why I am here. I have been
very blessed and am so greatfull for my time here.
I hope everyone is doing well and has a great week! I would love to
hear from you all! Love you
Elder Call
P.S. I had to make so many gramatical changes from when i first wrote
this email... Its hard to write in english!
Sept. 3 2007 Podcast.
Ive been thinking... I sure need to set some goals before this beautiful mission passes me away. I think im going to make a goal to write in my journal everyday... is anyone with me? I love working on things with others... Does anyone else keep a personal journal?
Here is a little bit of my letter sent home for the week...
Holler Family and Loved ones.
How is everyone doing? Things are going great here in the Southern
Hemisphere. We are seeing blue skies with more and more frequency and
this makes people happy. When this Winter in Peru ends I am going to
have a full year of good weather. I cant wait!
We had a wonderful week. It all started on Monday with the family home
evening lesson that we had with a family. We taught Gorge Rojas and
his family. He is a little bit older, but has little kids. We taught a
quick lesson about sharing the gospel and then we asked if they had
any favorite games that they liked to play. They said that they
usually don't play many games for their family home evenings. I told
them about my family and how we loved to play... even the most silly
games. I told them how we would just turn out the lights and throw
balls at each other, or have sock wars. They laughed at that thought
and almost didn't believe me. So i secretly took my sock off under the
table and nailed one of the little kids in the face... The sock war
erupted and the fun began. It was fun to show them a tradition of my
family, and to teach them that they can have fun with each other
regardless of what the activity is.
About 3 weeks ago Sister Mora (the mission presidents wife) gave us a
soda pop bottle filled with home made yogurt. One of the other
missionaries stowed it away somewhere in the apartment, and I just
recently found it as I was cleaning. It had expanded and filled the
bottle with tons of pressure. So last night I snuck by the window, and
threw it outside. It exploded and made a horrible crash. A couple of
car alarms went off down the street. I am glad that it blew up outside
instead of inside our house. The dogs had cleaned up all the yogurt by
the time we woke up to play soccer.
The last couple of P-days I have been recording and we recently
finished one of the songs. Here is the link if you are interested in
listening. It turned out great, and there are a couple more songs on
the way.
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=a1598d903a4404c5ab1eab3e9fa335cac1fb96ab3454c21b
Things are going great. Time is flying, and I am so greatfull for this
time i have to serve. Peru is
absolutely wonderful and its getting kind of sad to think that I wont
be here forever. I have fallen in love with this crazy place. I am
still in the mission office working, but I know that what I am doing
is very important and there is a reason why I am here. I have been
very blessed and am so greatfull for my time here.
I hope everyone is doing well and has a great week! I would love to
hear from you all! Love you
Elder Call
P.S. I had to make so many gramatical changes from when i first wrote
this email... Its hard to write in english!
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