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6 Months!?πŸŒ‹ (Week 26)

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ηš†γ•γ‚“γ“γ‚“γ«γ‘γ―! Hope everyone had a great week! Not much has happened this past week in Kunitachi and today is Temple p-day so not much time to write. So here's the run down. Had tons of meetings last week. Almost no dendo time. Thursday we had a training at the honbu (HQ) in Kichijoji. After that, Elder Duke was transferred to Tama and I teamed up with Elder Handley and Elder Winn. So far has been a blast! They are both so much fun! Anyway, since then, we have still had a few meetings and on top of that, we have to work real hard to cover two area books. It is quite the experience lol. Anyway, that's pretty much all that has happened this past week. In other news, as of today, I have been on a mission for six months! It's crazy to see how time flies. It feels like I have been on a mission for so long but at the same time, it feels like I just arrived. It's a weird feeling. Anyway, to all my homies out there who just opened mission calls, Congrats and good luck! Don't waste a single moment, they are all so precious!
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ァドラー 長老

Shabu Shabu!
Always down for Baskin Robbins!


Dinner in Kichijoji


Musashino South Zone


Designer Shades


Sick photo of Landmark tower -photo creds to Cuff長老

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