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Halfway!!!

Hello everyone!

Yes, me and Hna Oswald hit our HALFWAY MARK today!!!  Time has flown by and we can't believe that we'll be home in December.  We´ll be celebrating today by going to Quito in a few minutes here and getting my emergency ROOT CANAL... the doctors had to move it to tonight before the entire country shuts down. 

That being said, this week has been CRAZY. Any missionary (at least in my mission´s area) who has 4 months or less until their release date is being sent home immediately and honorably released, which is so sad!  My heart was breaking for all the missionaries who had to leave earlier than they expected.

On top of that, for the next 2 weeks we can´t leave the house because of coronavirus spreading... and Hna O & I have already been stuck in the house all week because she´s been so sick - shoutout to her parasite! :´)  

It´s crazy how fast everything seems to be going downhill here.  But, I am so thankful for living prophets and for the guidance they give us.  Prophets have been preparing us for crazy situations like these for years, and we will be blessed for following their counsel!

Talk to you guys in a couple weeks,
Hna Harris

Pics: 
- Showing Hna O the sector... she thought the river was the view but I was the view ;)
- The indigenous people here wear their babies on their backs so I was just trying to fit in by putting my gnome on my back
- We really be out here doing the Lord´s work. Just kidding I would never leave the house with a FOOT TANLINE that bad
- Us and our emergency food for the 15 days we´ll be in the house!

- Us and our emergency food for the 15 days we´ll be in the house!
 - Showing Hna O the sector... she thought the river was the view but I was the view ;)

- The indigenous people here wear their babies on their backs so I was just trying to fit in by putting my gnome on my back
- We really be out here doing the Lord´s work. Just kidding I would never leave the house with a FOOT TANLINE that bad.  Note: Allie had to quickly put this skirt on top of her sweats to go out and grab something out of her apartment.  She really doesn't dress like this haha.


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