The Christmas program that the Elijah Choir presented during the Christmas Mission devotional was well-received. In the past few weeks our choir director told us that music is the language of feelings, and that seems to be true. My favorites of the pieces we sang were Carol of the Bells, The Glory of the Lord from Handel's Messiah, and Mary, Did You Know?
During my first hour at the Library I was on the phone with four different tech people to try to regain my mission email. I am grateful that this was successful, although apparently I lost a week's worth of mail--oh, well! I imagine if there was anything of great importance a different way to contact me would have been found.
Several missionaries brought in goodies today. The problem with being in the training room a lot is that one has to pass through the break room with all the goodies to go anywhere else. Then one of the other trainers brought me a container of homemade candy--it is good it is a small container, because the candy is half-gone already!
I took time to go downstairs to escalation this morning and learned they can help untangle some FamilyTree merges. Then during lunch I stayed at the Library to share my sweet story of my Sweetheart and me.
One of our newer missionaries needed to go to a store for gift bags, etc., and I offered to take her. Another sister came along. The low tire pressure light went on, so I stopped at a gas station, and we ended up going tp the closest dollar store. While there my youngest called me, and I asked her to check if the place she suggested earlier still had them on a pretty good sale. It is good for the rest of the week, so I should be able to get there OK.
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