Something was wrong with my internet/computer (or hers) today.

I wasn't getting her emails!  I finally got some this evening.

 

Tomorrow is her LAST transfer!!!! 

She has a new companion.  Sister Ruiz - her 5th Spanish companion!

Her new p-day is Thursday.  She said she will send the blog letter then.

 

Here is her zone from the past 6 weeks.

 

 

 

 

 

Thursdays are her new preparation day.  Here is her blog letter for this week!

 

November 12, 2015

 

 

So This is it, this is my last transfer as an official, set apart missionary of the Lord Jesus Christ. It came too fast. I feel like I have only been out 6 months not 18.  The mission isn't the best 18 months OF my life ~ but FOR my life. It has and will forever change the way I live, the way I see others and the way I serve. It is just a glimpse of the Savior's love for us. So small but so rewarding.
 

I was in teaching center this past week when a man named Herold called in. He talked about how religion has changed his life. He asked some questions about what we believe and he said that he believed what was being taught. He wants to learn more and accepted the local missionaries to come and teach him! He really wants to know the will and plan of God. Miracles happen!
 

I am sad to come home but a part of me is happy that I have an opportunity to apply the things that I have learned and help others around me.
 

Repentance means change, and isn't that what life is all about... Change?? Change to become like our perfect example the Savior! He is ALL the difference.
 

I cannot believe that I have another Spanish companion! Sister Ruiz is my 5th one but 3rd from Mexico! It is a sign that I must learn some Spanish! One of my goals when I get home... learn Spanish!
 

One of things that I have learned these past 18 months is that the Book of Mormon can answer any question, any doubt or concern you have. It the anchor of a firm testimony of the Savior.
 

I love you all, see you soon!
 

Called to Serve!

Sister Tuckett



 One of their less actives they are working with.

Sister Ruiz (to the left of Sis. T.) is her new companion and Sister Hernandez (right) is heading home tomorrow!