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Aloha all!

This past week was transfers and I have taken over the Ewa Beach area as well as gotten a new companion. She's okay I guess...Just kidding I love her with all my heart. We really hit it off from the first day and ever since we have been killin it as missionaries. We found 8 new investigators this week and set someone else for a baptismal date. I love being a missionary and I love all that I have already learned from her.

I tried Nonee...Nonie?... Noni?..this week for the first time and they say it's very healthy for you but I would rather die than have to eat it again. Please if you have the chance to try it, try it and send me your thoughts.

Sister Chappel and I have had a wonderful week full of face masks, getting our numbers asked for, blocked sinks, and crunch logs (Korean snack we can't pronounce). We have also learned the importance of following the spirit when tracting, because as we did this week we were able to lift a man whose son had died that week, a boy who really needed someone who cared, and an auntie who had broken her arm. You just never know where the spirit will lead you next.

We also enjoyed getting free Lula Roe dresses from our ward mission leaders wife and taking pictures down at "The Turtle Spot" where a wave almost wiped out Sister Chappel. Good times :)

I love you all and mahalo to all those that write me, it really makes my whole day :)

This church is true, I promise.

Alofa atu,

New Companion Sister Chappel

Sister Chappel "The Turtle Spot" 

Sister Bowen