Hermana Catfish played a smorgasbord of hymns this morning
while Hermana ReeKay was finishing getting ready for the day.
I love music, so this was a great treat for me!
Hermana ReeKay finished all too soon.
I could have listened to the piano for hours.
One of my aunts in Washington was baptized yesterday.
Our family made her cards. Since the Hermana's are
part of the family, I asked them to sign the card.
My aunt is 75 years old. It is never too late to be baptized.
This was a red letter day for our family!
The Sisters are headed out to the library.
Then they will go shopping.
The Sisters have been so hot lately that last week
Mike suggested they go to the grocery store
so they could talk to people where it is cool.
They went to a nearby Fiesta store,
Mike suggested they go to the grocery store
so they could talk to people where it is cool.
They went to a nearby Fiesta store,
which has a lot of Mexican food products and kind of caters
to Hispanic taste. While they walked along with food in their basket
they were approached by an undercover police officer
who told them they didn't allow missionary work
in the grocery store. They were asked to leave. Oh my.
they were approached by an undercover police officer
who told them they didn't allow missionary work
in the grocery store. They were asked to leave. Oh my.
I know other missionaries have done this in the past.
They didn't know it was against the store rules.
They left immediately.
They left immediately.
The Sisters will also go to the church to play volleyball and basketball.
P-day is their day off (until 5 p.m.)
....and they always, always make the best of it.
I asked them if they were embarrassed about being asked to
leave the grocery store. They said, no.
Such is the life of a "hot missionary."
(These pictures were all taken this morning)