Wednesday, 6 December 2017
Missionaries coming and missionaries going!!! Fixing meals and feeding missionaries and then taking missionaries to the train station and airports. That sums up the day. These are the last missionaries to travel home. Two sisters were left to travel later in the day so I kept them busy for over 2 1/2 hours. They were a tender mercy to me. I had them work on Flat Packets. I even had them do extra packets so I would be set for the next year. Sister Steed from SLC, Utah and Sister Vediro from the Philipines where my angels for the afternoon. They will never know how much they did for me.
Elder Wallace and I went home and finished preparing our lessons for Institute. We reheated a turkey casserole left over from the missionary dinner left over the night before. Sister Parker has bought this foam box that holds food hot for over 3 hours. The casserole was so hot when we served it. The YSA ate and ate until there was not much left. Sister Doughty brought mini chocolate cupcakes, drinks and bread. It all tasted wonderful. Charlie (I have talked about Charlie in last Sunday's blog) told us about having pain behind her eyes. While we were finishing up with dinner, the stake president and his councilor came in to say hi. While there, the stake presidency and Elder Wallace gave Charlie a blessing. You could tell she was nervous and in pain. She will see the doctor tomorrow.
Missionaries coming and missionaries going!!! Fixing meals and feeding missionaries and then taking missionaries to the train station and airports. That sums up the day. These are the last missionaries to travel home. Two sisters were left to travel later in the day so I kept them busy for over 2 1/2 hours. They were a tender mercy to me. I had them work on Flat Packets. I even had them do extra packets so I would be set for the next year. Sister Steed from SLC, Utah and Sister Vediro from the Philipines where my angels for the afternoon. They will never know how much they did for me.
Elder Wallace and I went home and finished preparing our lessons for Institute. We reheated a turkey casserole left over from the missionary dinner left over the night before. Sister Parker has bought this foam box that holds food hot for over 3 hours. The casserole was so hot when we served it. The YSA ate and ate until there was not much left. Sister Doughty brought mini chocolate cupcakes, drinks and bread. It all tasted wonderful. Charlie (I have talked about Charlie in last Sunday's blog) told us about having pain behind her eyes. While we were finishing up with dinner, the stake president and his councilor came in to say hi. While there, the stake presidency and Elder Wallace gave Charlie a blessing. You could tell she was nervous and in pain. She will see the doctor tomorrow.
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| Sister Steed is the third from the left and Sister is last on the right. |
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