December 15, 2019

Bula Vinaka!

This week we have had 4 exchanges, more than I have ever done in a week. I was able to go back to Toga, my first area, one more time before I get transferred out. We were able to see a lot of people I used to know so that was a blessing :) on Friday and Saturday we exchanged with two different companionships. The Kuku and nausori sisters are in a 4 person flat so we just through mattresses and had a big sleepover and split in each area so double work was getting done. We were out of our area for 2 days so it was hard on our area, but it gave both of their areas a boost! Transfers are happening tomorrow, and I am pretty sure I am getting transferred. I am ready to move on, but I am really going to miss some of the people in this area. the best thing about being here is that for outtake when we get ready to go home, I will be back in this area for a few days so I can go say goodbye to the members and recent converts in march :)
Loloma bibi,
Sista Wayment

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