Had a very nice and busy weekend
(despite the rain). Temple shift Saturday morning was longish because
the Temple closed after the 10pm session. So we were the only shift
and had to stay till noon to get it all done. I'm really new to all
this and nobody really was telling me what to do. I could have hung
back and not done much. But, at every opportunity I stepped right in
and did the job. Nobody told me not to. It was a good shift. I was
tired in the middle. But, at the end I was fine.
The neighborhood “Chili cook-off”
got somewhat squelched because of the rain. So, it was held in the
Schipper's garage. Only five entries. We enjoyed the time and got to
see the new re-models in their home.
Our Sunday meetings involved missionary
farewells for two kids in the neighborhood: Brooklyn Brewer and
Dallas Anderson. Their talks were very nice and sweet and they will
make great missionaries. The occasion of their farewells brought in a
large crowd for our Sacrament meeting. I was asked to help pass the
Sacrament. Halfway through the Bishop and first counselor came and
joined us because we needed the help. I realized that my whole old
bishopric was passing the Sacrament together. A neat moment.
I reluctantly attend the occasional
Sunday evening church meeting. We had a Stake Youth Standards night
Yesterday. I am really glad I went. David Archuleta gave a very nice
presentation. I am a bit of a music snob. He has a great talent and
is one of the most personable and engaging people I have ever seen. A
very sweet spirit was there as he bore testimony of the Savior Jesus
Christ through his comments and beautiful song.
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