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Kamusta y'all!
   It was a pretty crazy week with a lot of traveling, but it was good too. On Wednesday we had our Zone Conference in Cauayan city, which meant we had to stay over the night before in Santiago so we could get to the conference on time the next day. Elder and Sister Wakolo spoke at the conference and I learned so much from them. They both have so much enthusiasm for missionary work. After the conference we had another meeting for the sisters with Sister Wakolo which was so good. But because of the second meeting we weren't able to leave until late, so we had to spend another night in Santiago because there weren't any more vans heading to Diffun.
  Saturday was Dan's baptism! And it was so good! He has been so excited to get baptized for so long. He's so funny, but he's always really serious when we're teaching him. He loves bearing his testimony and is already planning on serving a mission. We've been so lucky to teach him and the light of the gospel really has changed his life.
   Some days I still feel brand new, and then I meet newer missionaries that have already been here almost six weeks. This cycle has flown by so fast and I can't believe my training is almost over. But I've still got a lot to learn, and I'm excited to see what the next cycle has in store :)
   Ingat y'all!
      Sister Harrison
1. Our zone conference photo
2. Sisters' meeting in the mission home (featuring a Christmas tree)




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