Wednesday,
May 24, 2017 – Mission Trg. Mtg. Mulching with Shredded Bark, Temple Missionary
Volunteers, “Sunset” Rehearsal
This morning we attended our regular weekly Mission
Training Meeting. Today Pres. Hall Spoke to us about last week’s training
meetings with Elder Zwick of the 70 and his wife. He pointed out several fine
points and other interesting things that I had missed. One of them was a point
that Sis. Zwick made, referring to our missionary work and life in general she
said: “Hard is not bad, hard is just hard!”
This is soooo true, and I might add that most
times, “Easy is bad.” Our spiritual muscles are like our physical muscles, they
only grow stronger when we work and exercise them hard. When we take the easy
course physically, we lose muscle tone. When we fail to exercise our spiritual
muscles we grow weaker spiritually.
Again today we continued
our project of placing mulch (shredded bark) around all of the newly planted
flowerbeds in the Women’s Garden, the Jonathan Browning flowerbeds, and at the
Lyon Drug herb garden.
Again today we had a large group of Temple
Missionaries volunteer to help us for a couple of hours. And again they were
great and we got so much more done because of their enthusiastic help. Everyone
was working together like a well oiled machine. The mulch was getting spread as
fast as we could unload it from the big trailer.
Tonight we rehearsed “Sunset by the Mississippi” on
the outdoor stage for only our second time and this was our final rehearsal
before we go live on stage Saturday night. We started at the beginning and went
straight through to the end in one continuous performance. I was delightfully
surprised with how well it went. I think we are ready for Saturday!
The scariest part of tonight’s rehearsal was our
duet of “Senior Moments – Brain Freeze” Sis. Johnson and I had to perform. It
was only our second practice with the guitar accompaniment so I was really
afraid but it went just fine. I really can’t believe it but Sis. Johnson and I
are actually going to be singing a duet on stage in front of hundreds of people
on Saturday night. Who’d have thought!?
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