Short on Time

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Ahh! Sorry! Short on time!

Updates for this week that are important that you all probably want to know. ; )

So, Monse and her family are absolutely amazing! The night after I emailed last, we got her three oldest kids - Kelly, Sergio, and Mariah - on date to be baptized! They are getting baptized February 17th and are super excited about it. We've been meeting with them a ton, and they are just so amazing. They are doing everything they can, and so are we, to make sure they are ready by then. I can't wait! I'll keep everybody updated there.

I found out this week that I get the chance to do something pretty cool, something that my dad also got to do on his mission: I get to serve in two different missions. In June or July, when my mission president is being released, the San Fernando mission is going to be dissolved and split between the LA mission and the Bakersfield mission. I don't know which part I'll be in yet, but it should be really cool. It will be hard to be split away from other missionaries, but I think it will be a really great experience.

Also, I'm in a trio now! My companions are Sister O'Bourke and Sister Parker.

I love you all. : )

Love,
Sister Garfield



Sister O'Bourke's first morning in the field!

Zone Sister's Lunch

Me and my awesome trainer.

I'm gonna miss her!


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