Four Missionaries

Well we had transfers this week and the sisters turned into 2 and then just me and my comp so my district got super easy. It's like just us four and a senior couple so like way easy. Oh also me and my comp stayed the same and then Sister Sakamoto became a trainer and her bean (I forgot to tell you that a bean is what they call new missionaries in Japan haha) and she is American from Hawaii so like this is fun and she has red hair so like that's chill but like yeah it's just like this little district of four people and there's other districts that
are like 12 people. So I'm loving life right now. We're all just like chilling emailing so I'll take a picture maybe to show you everyone.

This week was fun it was like transfers and we had to help with that and stuff and made cute little stuff for the new sister and put it on their front door so when they got here it was fun and they were pumped and then we taught some lessons and it was really cool and actually
super cold. So February in Okinawa actually drops down a lot like it was 12 degrees celsius and so cold. Like sweater, coat, neck warmer, gloves, etc. weather. And so windy. My English is turning bad because this is how Japanese people speak English. So funny.

Well I'll share a cool experience I had this week. Well a little while ago we had a Korean lady call us in English and set up a time to meet with us. It didn't work out because she went to Korea but last week I called again and set an appointment and we were just planning on
having the sisters come and they ended up transferring so I was like shoot what do I do, on Tuesday night. The lesson was Wednesday. So I suddenly got this idea that there's a super strong Korean lady in the military branch and I should call her. So I did and she was pumped and was like "you have a Korean investigator?" So then we get to the lesson on Wednesday and it turned into mostly Korean and there's no problem but it turns out she's golden and the member shared an experience. She was praying on Monday to have an experience to share the gospel to someone. And like we called the next day about a Korean
and so she knows that her prayers were answered and it was super good and the investigator goes to Korea next week so we are meeting again. That's pretty much it haha good times. Miracles happen and God is
real.

Love you all!

 Buying bikes for new missionaries

The one Sakura tree we found. I missed Sakura both years of my mission lol.

Me with my beautifully decorated door.

Last day with the old district.