This past week was full of fun! Sister Malone (The bean) had a 
birthday on Tuesday and my companion had her birthday on Thursday. We ate WAY 
TOO MUCH JUNK FOOD. Just sayin.  
Notable events include: 
George, one of the Elder's investigator, got baptized on Saturday! The 
Elders met him housing a few months back. and he is half Japanese, half 
American, lived in Okinawa his whole life, is fluent in both languages and SO 
funny! He calls me Nicole, for some reason, and I actually don't even remember 
telling him my name so I'm not sure how that happened and hasn't stopped despite 
my constant efforts of reminding him I am a missionary and he should call me 
Sister Wells. Or Ueruzu Shimai if he wants Japanese. But it's ok, because we're 
pals, and his baptism was AWESOME. 
This next week, the other Elders are having one of their investigators 
Gisuju San be baptized on Saturday. And then the Saturday after that Takeshima 
San is scheduled to be baptized! August is proving to be a month full of 
miracles! 
On another note, that lady that we met 2 sundays ago at a nearby store 
before church who couldn't come that day, came to church yesterday! We were 
starting to worry just  a little bit because she wasn't answering our calls, and 
we even stopped by her house a couple times with no response, but then she just 
showed up to church! Her name is Toshiko and she's Okinawian, but married (maybe 
was married? Still not sure) to an American from the military, and thus had WAY 
good English, and all of her kids live in the states and are members of the 
church, so she's been quite a lot, and the first thing she asked me when we came 
into the chapel was "So who's the bishop?" so it appears that she is pretty 
familiar with the church organization. She made friends easily and even invited 
Sister Crosby, on of the Senior missionaries, over to her house so she can cook 
her some Japanese food. We still haven't actually taught her much, but she sure 
has a lot of potential! 
Anyway, there is always TONS of things that happen each and every week, but 
when it comes to Pday I'm just too tired or can't really remember much so I'm 
sorry for the slightly short emails. Thanks again everyone for the prayers and 
support. See you all in 3 and half months!
Sister Wells
 
 
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