Week 63: 63 and pregnant

Well I have been transferred. I'll be heading to the Chino zone. I'm no longer a zone leader and I'll be training again! I'll be in a YSA still. Don t have a lot of time but I'm super excited to be training and moving to a new area. Love you all so much!

Love,
Elder Puzey

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