This morning we spent nearly two hours doing sealings and then a little time in the celestial room. What a joy! Tomorrow we hope to attend at least two sessions, and Friday at least one. We even had some family names to do, although we had to speak up in order to get that privilege. Such a blessing to be there together.
This was a late day at the Library, and a full one especially in the evening when staffing was minimal. My Sweetheart is now working with a Scandanavian specialist that he knows from doing research here over several decades. He already found two more relatives eligible for temple work. Blessings abound!
Choir rehearsal will be an adventure from now on. Our new director has spent 40 years as a high school and college director, and he expects to teach us the principles of beautiful choral music--and we get to apply these principles to ourselves. I have already learned two principles, although now the task is to apply them!
Lunch was kidney beans and wheat, flax seed crackers, with strawberries and yogurt for dessert--and my Sweetheart did not run away screaming. Supper was definitely low key--crackers and peanut butter, apple slices and a cookie to share.
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