I
am doing so good, we had a great week!
Last night, with transfers coming up this week, I got a call and I am
being transferred tomorrow! I was really
surprised because I thought for sure I would finish up here, but I am going to TEPEJI DEL RIO, in Hildago, this is where I
will end my mission.:(
Honestly, I am a little sad because I really love it here! But,
it will be good not to be in a comfort zone.
There are just so many people here that I love. The bishop’s family is
my very favorite and I love them lots. I think that when we come back to visit
they will be our tour guides. I LOVE THEM. So I am sad because I love love it
here.
I really think that it will be good. Really today I just feel so
grateful for everything. I love the missionaries that I serve with. I love our
mission, and I love my ward.
I also feel so much peace
today because I know that I have worked really hard for my entire mission. And
the new area is like a commercial area and they say that the people there are
really receptive and it is a cool area. It is about like 30 away from Conejos,
where I was earlier in the mission.
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| Buying street tacos with the brand new sisters!! |
But
the great thing is THAT MY COMPANION IS AMERICAN!! My very first of the entire mission!! Her name is Sister Rivera. She is from Idaho.
She is cute and I am excited to be ending the mission on a high note. I have
met her in the leadership conferences that we have every month. She is sweet,
and she is going to end the mission two transfers. But I am sure that everything
is going to be awesome there. It is only hard to get pulled out of the comfort
zone sometimes. But I am really excited. I want to work super hard and I am
going to do it!
Also, today we got to pick some newbies sisters from the
offices. They are just brand new form the CCM here in Mexico City. I don’t know if you guys remember my first p-day
in the field I went out with some sisters, but today we got to pick some new
ones up! It always blows me away to see the great difference and the progress I
have made. Today we were going back to our area in public transport, and the
sisters were like super scared. They don’t know how to use pesos, and they are fascinated
with the street bread we bought them:).
It was a lot of fun, I love my time here!!
I am really ready to just hit the ground running, what a great opportunity
to start fresh in a new area with just one transfer left!!
