Week 8 (Nov. 3-9)
It has been a slower week at the Visitors Center but the FM workers have been busy putting up Christmas lights--rain or shine.
Wednesday afternoon was actually a beautiful day. We worked in the morning and then decided to drive to Rutland to see if we could get our car serviced and do a few other errands. The Subaru place was behind schedule and so they told us they couldn't get to our car today. We also struck out on some of the other errands, so the trip was more-or-less a wild goose chase. But it was a beautiful day for a drive! We drove into one golf course to see if they allowed 9-hole play but they had a sign on the door that said: "See you next season"! I guess they knew what they were doing because Thursday it rained and Friday it snowed.
Saturday morning we were back in the groove with visitors galore. We had a group of Spanish-speaking missionaries from Lawrence, MA bring a crowd of people with a number of investigators. We were already giving a tour with 12 people when they came and while they were here we had two more groups of 8.
One of the young Elders had to translate the things we said for the Spanish-speaking tour.
Saturday evening we had a ward talent night and dinner. It was a nice experience. I especially enjoyed Elder & Sister Shefchicks number: "There's a hole in the bucket, Dear Liza, Dear Liza"
It absolutely fits their personalities!
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