Best mission in the world!

Pamilya ko!

Those pictures are so pretty! I'm not gonna lie, I'm way jealous of the chocolate bar and yogurt place. Knowing David and Malia, it was probably delicious. They have good taste. I can't wait to see little Lokealani again. She's like a big girl! I can't believe it!

I definitely wouldn't say the weather is miserable here. At least from what I've experienced, it's actually pretty good. Lately it  has been kind of hot though, so I was a little crazy for wearing that sweater. It definitely wasn't cold. Haha but it was cute, right? :) I'm glad you liked the pictures! That place is about 20-25 minutes away from where I live but it's nothing like where I live. Haha those couple of streets are their major tourist attraction so they keep them very nice. There was however a giant rat that ran across the road right before that picture was taken. Haha but yes, it's nice. 

About those investigators at church last week, we're teaching a couple of them now but they don't have a baptismal date yet.

I am definitely loving my mission and it is definitely the best mission in the world. :) There are definitely challenges but I can tell those challenges are making me the person Heavenly Father plans for me to be. I know there's still so much more for me to learn. Transfers are tomorrow but Sister Ramos and I are both staying here in Santo Domingo. That was surprising because President told me last transfer that I wouldn't stay in this area forever like I did in Laoag. Haha guess he changed his mind. It's good though because there are still things I want to accomplish in this area. 

Well that's about all for this week. Hope all is going well!! Have so much fun and take lots of pictures in Houston!

Love you!

Sister Morris

We were walking across this bridge coming from an investigator's house and I realized I would probably want a picture of it because I don't actually cross bridges like this at home. Sometimes it's hard for me to remember what is and is not different, but I remember crossing these kinds of bridges was definitely a new experience for me the first time. Haha it's one of my favorite things about the Philippines now

It was Sister Rico's birthday this week so we had lunch with some of their investigators. They had an oven! So they made brownies. It had been SO long since I had brownies!