Week 87: New Assignment - Supply Elder

 Good morning po,

     I just wanted to tell you that I am transferred to the city and I am becoming a supply Elder.  We will travel and will not really talk much on pday.  Remember me in your prayers.  Love you all.  We have to go and drop some other missionaries off in their new areas because transfer day is in process.

Elder Bateiti

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