Hello adoring fans (Mom and Dad) !
Guess what? Another rather shocking transfer call came last week!
Brought to you by: Hastening the Work.
On Friday we became and tripanionship! Three sisters, one
companionship! We now have Sister Aso from Hokkaido. She is the
awesome ^.^ other small plot twist is we are working in Okazaki AND
Kariya. Two areas! Two wards! Whoooo! Don't ever get comfortable on a
mission folks, you
will be turned upside down right when you're not expecting it! Change
is awesome. Haha so
that has been an adventure, we spent these past few days in Okazaki
and tomorrow we are going to Kariya. And because of events going back
and forth about three more times this weekend! It really is
cool teaching as three! It's kind of crowded but really fun and I am
so grateful to be living with a Japanese companion again! Nothing else
earth shattering occurred this week but we did get to teach THREE
lessons to less
active families last night that was a mir...
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