Week 18: I've Graduated!

Hello friends and family!

Another fantastic week here in Klamath Falls! Last night we got transfer news and I will be staying here in Klamath for another 6 weeks with Sister Massey so were going on a solid 18 weeks together. Wild stuff! Bit I'm officially done with my training, hence the graduation. We are so excited though because one of investigators, Deb, has a really hard time with opening up to new missionaries so hopefully this will be good for her and we can help her continue to progress!! We met with her again this week and she is continuing to love to learn about the gospel and Church members this week. Her question to us this week after finding out we spend our p days playing basketball and we make videos was "you Sisters are allowed to have fun? I didn't know that" good stuff!

A little update on my daily runs with the D1 athlete because I know you all are very invested in it. Usually we just run around the track for 2-3 miles every morning, but on Saturday morning we decided to go run on the trails by our house. The XC coach at the high school we go to is a member so he gave us a map of his home course. We went and ran it and felt pretty good with our map skills. Then we saw the coach and he asked, "how was running that hill three times?" Sister Warner and I looked at each other and said "we only ran up one hill!" So we need to work on our cartography I guess.

I hope you all have a great week! If you need anything let me know!! Talk to you next week!

Sister Seej (the newest name I have been called by in this zone)

1. Morning run in the trails
2. Selfies with the sisters:)



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