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New year new me

Hello hello!

Well everyone, it`s 2020 which means this year I come HOME?!  I have 6 months in the mission now and it`s weird to think how fast time has flown by!  This week was an interesting one for sure, not much to say other than that companionship issues spice life up a bit haha.  Sorry to not have much to say this week!  Keep reading your scriptures and praying!

Con amor,
Hna Harris

Pics:
- Started the year off right - contacting in the rain all day!  (Sounds like sarcasm but I promise it`s not haha!)
- My cute llama friends
- This one`s for you Olivia!!!  Before my mission she sent me a pic of swings on the top of a mountain in Quito, and told me I had to go!  We ended up going today.  You can`t see because it`s so high we`re in the clouds, but the swings overlook all of Quito!
- Peppa!  One of the traditions here for New Year is to burn a paper mache thing called a muñeco to symbolize the end of the year.
- Goodbye Peppa, hellooooo 2020!
 Goodbye Peppa, hellooooo 2020!
  Peppa!  One of the traditions here for New Year is to burn a paper mache thing called a muñeco to symbolize the end of the year.
 Started the year off right - contacting in the rain all day!  (Sounds like sarcasm but I promise it`s not haha!)
 This one`s for you Olivia!!!  Before my mission she sent me a pic of swings on the top of a mountain in Quito, and told me I had to go!  We ended up going today.  You can`t see because it`s so high we`re in the clouds, but the swings overlook all of Quito!
My cute llama friends

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