Week 12: (December 1-7)
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| Looking out from our front door, the grass is somewhat green. |
Sunday we went to regular Church and then straight to the Memorial to open up. With the new schedule, we were the only ones on schedule today. We had quite a few guests and then just as it was getting dark, there were lots of cars that came and then just drove through. I’m guessing they were mostly members who just wanted to see the lights.
Monday - December 2, 2013 -
Back to the late shift again but pretty busy as people came for family
home evening. Tonight’s program was
different and we didn’t have a full dinner, just refreshments in the office
(still pot luck) so some of the “ladies” didn’t get to fill a grocery bag with
the left-overs. Home evening was earlier
as we needed to be ready for cider and cookies for those who came to see the
lights/animals and actually stopped and came in. I volunteered to go to the visitor
center, It was pretty quiet most of the
night so I just read a book and watched prior years Choir Christmas
programs. It was pretty relaxing and
easy going.![]() |
| Getting ready to start FHE |
Wednesday Back to
the morning shift. It was pretty quiet
today. One of the ladies that came was a
convert of two years from France. She
had been to the US for 2 months. She
said she rented a car in California and had been to all the Church History
spots. After the tour, she sat in the theater
(alone) and watched a couple of Church movies.
She was just on her own with no timeline so just was taking it easy. I also visited with a couple who just moved
to Tunbridge from New York. They started
asking quite a few questions and said they would come back and go through the
visitor center. They could hardly
believe the Monument had been erected for 108 years.
Friday,
Dec. 6 The weather was fairly good so we
took a trip to Burlington to go to Costco.
It didn’t seem like we bought too many essentials but easily spent
$150.00. We did make a stop t
Christopher and Banks and Rhonda found a few things so I hurried and put them
away so now I have a Christmas present.
All in all, it was a fast but nice trip.
The evening shift at the Memorial was really a good night. There were 77 people who stopped in to see
the animals and have a cup of warm cider and a cookie. We were not really rushed but had just enough
time to visit with those who came and find out if they would be interested in hear more about the
gospel.






























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