Had a good day of studying yesterday - plus talked to some of the kids and that keeps me going! We had people in and out and I had washed all of our whites so we strung string from bedpost to bedpost high and low to do a two layer clothes line that would be out of site of whoever dropped in. Scott's Haitian friend came by so I went in the bedroom to study. Time to elevate the legs so the only place I could find was the bed. Next thing I know Scott is standing by the bed laughing -
I am rarely without a Spanish book of some kind in my hand - he thought I was sleeping!
Great idea for the laundry though. We were trying to decide whether to leave the strings up or not just for the decor value . . .
Finally got ahold of Sister Glazier to see how she is and she had been to a cardiologist here
who told her she did have a heart problem and may need a pacemaker so she and her husband are going back to the States tomorrow.
Another returned missionary working at the CCM came to our class today. He is absolutely delightful! We have alot of fun in that class - sure hope they are learning something. This one has a little music background so we don't have to start over again. The other young man is the Stake Young Mens president in his stake. The returned missionaries are the strength of the church here.
Scott taught the Spanish class again today so it was much easier for me to understand. We still had the keyboard up from our music class so he played prelude for Spanish. How I wish I had half of his attitude of "it doesn't matter if I make mistakes" .
The Fords and the Cuenots were in the session with us tonight at the temple. I was looking at the little bump on my hand thinking I wish I had had it taken off before we came then noticed the sister next to me that was missing half of one of her fingers. I was ashamed of myself.
Bon Ice Cream shops here are everywhere! Even on the streets. . .
Great idea for the laundry though. We were trying to decide whether to leave the strings up or not just for the decor value . . .
Finally got ahold of Sister Glazier to see how she is and she had been to a cardiologist here
who told her she did have a heart problem and may need a pacemaker so she and her husband are going back to the States tomorrow.
Another returned missionary working at the CCM came to our class today. He is absolutely delightful! We have alot of fun in that class - sure hope they are learning something. This one has a little music background so we don't have to start over again. The other young man is the Stake Young Mens president in his stake. The returned missionaries are the strength of the church here.
Scott taught the Spanish class again today so it was much easier for me to understand. We still had the keyboard up from our music class so he played prelude for Spanish. How I wish I had half of his attitude of "it doesn't matter if I make mistakes" .
The Fords and the Cuenots were in the session with us tonight at the temple. I was looking at the little bump on my hand thinking I wish I had had it taken off before we came then noticed the sister next to me that was missing half of one of her fingers. I was ashamed of myself.
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