Tender Mercies are Always Available

A new sister moving into our Hale next Sat. Mar 4. That will make five of us. We have been trying to get ready for her. We do have two refrigerators but they are bulging over with food and had to come up with a solution. We found another small fridge in Sister Dykeman's room but it sat on the floor and we needed a stand for it. We looked online and we couldn't find anything in our price range that would be suitable. We went to "give and take", found a (1) rusted wheeled cart and thought we would paint it to see if it would work. We took old electric cords and tied it to the trunk of the car and (2) made it home.
   Friday I was looking for some boxes to box things up so Sis Baker would have some shelves to use.  Pua found a few for me and I was telling them about the cart. Elder Griffeth was within earshot and  said come with me. We went downstairs to the carpenter's shop and low and behold there was a (3) stand that Elder Hafen had made out of discarded wood and had to get rid of. Right then and there he and Elder Williams (?) took that stand and fixed it to just the right height to put the refrigerator on and delivered it to our hale. Miracles never cease at the PCC. Mahalo to them.

Plant of the week came from the PCC MIS office.

P-day adventure this week was going to Honolulu and finding a K-Mart that was going out of business, made a round at the flea market, met "The Leishman's" who were here for a week.  Highlight of P-day was Waimea Beach. It is a very beautiful place and I can't wait to go back and explore it. The power of the waves never cease to amaze me.

Thank you for all your love and kindness that was shown from each of you this week. I love hearing, seeing pictures, texting from each of you and visits when you are here in Hawaii. If I could I would bring all of you here. 

New Friend of the Week

Met "George" on my walk to the temple today and also this beautiful tree was located behind the temple.