This has been a busy week .
. . 6 shifts from Tuesday to Saturday.
That totals about 35 hours.
We come home tired but happy.
One of the best parts of our week has been getting acquainted with all
the good people we work with. The
challenge is remembering what we learn about each one and not confusing one
person with another.
We have six other couples
serving as year-round temple missionaries. One couple leaves in July, but another comes. Just this week we had 16 couples –
summer missionaries – arrive, and they are living in Zion’s Camp in their
trailers. They will cover the
extra sessions that begin May 1st because of the extended summer
schedule. They also cover Mondays
when the year-round missionaries have their preparation day.
We LOVE the temple, and we enjoy serving together every
day. The other day on break, I was
reading from Joseph Smith’s History in the scriptures about the First
Vision. I just happened to be
sitting next to the window that looks out over the grove. As I read, I’d look outside and think . . .
It
took on new meaning to be studying the restoration in the very area where these sacred events occurred.
“This is where it happened.”
We can hardly wait
until pageant time comes.
Sometimes, life feels like a dream.
We plan to get a better picture of us in front of the temple . . . together . . . on a day when it isn't quite so windy.
Here is a picture of our home away from
home.
We live in a cozy apartment in back.
We feel very blessed to be assigned here.
We have everything we need
and then some.
The best part is
our wonderful neighbors who
are
fast becoming good friends.
Life is good, the gospel is true,
and there is a special spirit
working in this area where the church of Jesus
Christ was restored once again to the earth.
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