Week 6

 Hello I love you all and hope everyone is doing so so great I pray for all of you EVERY DAY.

I dont have much time this week because we got to go to the Mexico City Temple today and that took up like all my time but it was so worth it. I love the temple! It was also my first time in 4 weeks since leaving the walls of the MTC and it was so cool. I absolutely love Mexico City and I was only outside the walls for like 5 hours. 

I got my flight plans and I am going to Chile on Monday at 9 PM! It was a little scary for a minute there I thought I would have to get reassigned but we are all good! Thank you all for your prayers and well wishes! The Lord provides a way for his plan to be fulfilled!!

Everything is going great down here and I am so sad to leave the MTC but am literally so excited for Chile

Hope you all have the best week ever and please email me because it makes my day lols

Pictures:
- temple and bus ride!!
- had to say goodbye to my fav h. garvin and h. king but they are going to kill it in North Carolina
- comp study
- service project: cleaning elders casas with hermanas (gross btw)

 










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