Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Our shift started extra early again today and we worked long and hard.  There are so many more responsibilities here for me to learn that weren’t part of the Tegucigalpa experience.  It’s all good—I just hope I can remember everything so when there is no mentor I get it right!!  

The attendance is picking up since the closing is only about 20 ½ weeks away.  Patrons are getting anxious to get as much done as they possible can before that happens.  We went back to the temple tonight at 7:00 p.m. for a special meeting with Pres. Colton.  He is a great man and always wears a genuine smile.  He seems very good natured—even when he is making corrections and giving directives.

After working on my Relief Society lesson for a while I decided to take my walk.  I changed clothes, grabbed my step tracker and a key, and headed out the door—where I stopped right in my tracks.  It was raining!  There was no way to walk, get drenched, and still get ready for our meeting, so I sadly had to skip it.  The rain is strange here.  It is more like a fine misty drizzle with no big raindrops and it is very humid.  It reminds me a little of Oregon—the mist, not the humidity.

A brother here shared a couple of temple photos with us and I have posted them here.  Sorry, you all are going to get tired of temple pictures.  But, oh well---😊 At least there haven’t been any squirrel pics lately!!