July 30, 2014

Hello Family!

Well....  I have been transferred!  I'm going to a city called Sobral. I have been called as Leading Sister Trainer. I THINK thats what the name is in English. This is such an exciting opportunity for me. President told me a few weeks ago...Sister Wainwright you need to be healthy for this next transfer. He let me know ahead of time there would be changes. It means that not only was he inspired to send me there, but also that he's been prompted that my health will hold up. I know you've heard that my health hasn't been too good, but I'm doing much better. Some days are harder than others. But there is no need to worry about me. I'm taking good care of myself.

My 3 weeks with Sister Morse were really great. Very refreshing. I'm kinda sad our time is already up. But my new companion, Sister Ramos, is amazing. She's Bolivian, and we have been great friends throughout our missions. She has a little bit more time than me- She's going home in December. I'm excited to be her companion. She and I are together Leading Sister Trainers of the mission. It's going to be a lot of work. We do the same thing as Zone Leaders, but only for the sisters. Each week we will have meetings and divisions with the other sisters. We work with qualifiying- to help the other sisters receive their Professor Certifications in Gospel Doctrine. I don't know if you guys have already heard of this or if this is knew to Missionary Work. 

Tomorrow we have a meeting with all of the leaders of the mission and with President. Tonight I'll be sleeping in President and Sisters' house because until tomorrow I'm temporarily without a companion. You know what that means.... Air Conditioning for the first time in a year!!! Whoo hoo!!!

Several of my great friends went home this week, finishing their missions. Elder Pennington, Elder Johnson, and Elder Hatch. It's crazy that I'm about to hit my year mark. I hardly believe it. All of my friends are heading home these next two transfers. February is coming so fast! I have to decide this transfer if I will extend. Not sure what I prefer to do. Because if I extend I will have to go straight back to BYU to make it in time for the semester. If I go home in February I'll have a few weeks to visit with you guys first, find a house in Provo, get a job... I think it'll be better to just come home when my 18 months are up. But who knows, we will see. 

I have so much more to tell you guys but as always just dont have much time.

Love ya!

Sister Wainwright