September 8, 2019

Bula Vinaka!
I have had a great week this week. We had  2 exchanges and they both went well. One sister kept hinting not so subtly that she hoped to be in this area next transfer. Haha I don't like people vying for this position. It really isn't that fun! It's an opportunity to grow and learn and be humble, but not to get accolades or praise or to be better than everyone else. She even told some of our investigators that she might see them again soon! So anyway I wasn't very happy about that. We had an exchange with the Lami sisters and I got to go to their area. It was beautiful! They are on the shoreline and it was low tide and we walked out unto the ocean floor while it was still dry. Just gorgeous!!! I wish you could see it.

We are teaching a family ( mom and kids) and they came to church yesterday! The cool thing is they live so close to the chapel. Actually right next to the AP\'s flat so that was funny. Too bad they missed them! But good for us!!!!!
Loloma bibi,
Sister Wayment

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