ALOHA FRIDAY

Aloha Friday usually means a party day of some sort and this Friday was not any different. The physical facilities department decided it was time to honor the missionaries who serve in their department and so it they did. They had a speech, leis and a wonderful traditional Hawaiian lunch for us. We had three types of meat, rice, potatoes, salad veggies and yummy banana cream pie. We visited and I got to know a few more people. A delightful time was had by all except we had to go back and finish our day by working. Bummer. Misi said a few words about me and about Elder Griffeth. He said that we make a good team. Here we are eating inside the warehouse. Plans changed at the last minute because of the rain. It has rained hard and solid for the past week. I can see the sun trying to peek through, today. Maybe a walk on the beach will be in order when I get home from church.

It takes everyone doing their part to help the PCC run. It is a big organization and this is just one part of it.



       
On the left are the "Ames" and on the right is the "Smiths." We were all in the MTC together.


During the week sales people came from Armstrong Produce, one of our biggest venders. I was happy to meet them as I send orders to them daily. It is always good  to put a name with a face. This is Paul and Fran. They also brought goodies that I have never had before. It was a delicious bread stuffed with pork and some other thing that was filled with ham. I will get the name of them. Oh my gosh, they were soooo good.


Life is starting to slow down and become a little more routine. I am getting into a groove. I hope there is not too much change during the coming months. This is good. Love to all of you back home. I know that I am missing a beautiful spring back home. It is one of the best times of the year. I would like to see some of your flower pictures. Text them to me 435-881-0877 Miss all of you.