Bye Bye Javiera Carrera

So you may have noticed that by my subject line I have finally left my old area. I am also not going to say where I am now.  You´ll just have to guess by the pictures!

I was ready to leave Javiera Carrera at any time, but this last week I felt like it was my last week there and it was the week that I most wanted not to leave. We found some great investigators that were progressing really well and had a great hunger for the gospel, and everything had improved dramatically. I wanted to stay the most, but at least I know that I am leaving my area in good hands and giving the next missionaries plenty of work to do.

And I am also sending a lot of pictures, because pictures speak louder than words and I tool a lot of pictures this past week. 

Chao!

First foto: Here was one of my investigadors, Eduardo, whom I taught and was preparing to get baptized. 

2nd: Moon picture, because it's pretty. 

3rd: Here is the family of my ward mission leader. They are the best. And the dog is the cutest and jumps like a bunny every time she sees the missionaries. 

4th: Carmen, another investigador we were teaching. She's our ward mission leader's niece. 

5th: Last picture with Hermana Hair with the best view in Santiago. 

6th Last zone picture in Javiera Carrera

7th: Generation picture! In the Charla Fogonera I got the rare opportunity to see my hija (the sister missionary I trained) Hermana Hirchack, her hija Hermana Karstulovick, and her hija´s hija Hermana Cordova. So in mission language, I am a bisabuela! I´m so old! It's so awesome. 

Trinidad

Hey family!
Well the biggest news of the week is that there were changes and I am now in a new area! It's called Trinidad and is in the stake of Javiera Carrera. I haven't been able to see it yet, because I only transferred today, and we live outside of our area. But from what I have seen from the map, it looks a LOT smaller than my first area. I'll let you know how it is.
My new companion is Hermana Sousa, and she's from Brazil. I got a good welcome to my area too, because we came, dropped off my stuff, and went to buy some groceries for the week. But when we came back with all of our groceries, it turned out that the elevator didn't work anymore. So we had to climb the stairs to the floor we live on, which is the 18th floor. All I can say about our climb is that the view was beautiful. I am going to miss my first area because of all the members I got to meet and to help and the investigators that I got to teach. But I am really excited for this new area and to learn all that I can!
Ciao ciao!

Hermana Reed