Another week. Work
progresses. Wednesday afternoon Alisa
and I took off work a little early to go be filmed with the local New Zealand
choir at a beach at Wenderholm Regional Park.
It is for General Conference in April.
The Church has asked 6 or 7 countries around the world to have a choir
to sing “We Thank Thee O God for a Prophet” which they’ll show with the Tab
Choir I think at the Sunday morning session.
We previously pre-recorded the music and this was for us to be filmed in
a NZ setting, of course a beach. Don’t
expect to see much of Alisa and I, they were more focused on the ones who look Polynesian. But we had fun participating anyway.
Friday evening for a date, Alisa and I watched the new Lady
and the Tramp Disney movie at home, and had a spaghetti dinner as part of the theme.
On Saturday, we had planned to visit a coastal island for
the day. But the day turned cloudy and
rainy (the rain is appreciated as it has been a drought filled summer here), so
we decided to stay closer in. For a
diversion, we drove again to the Otara farmers market, what I consider the best
one in NZ. As usual, we came away with a
good supply of local fruits, vegetables and melons. Afterwards I took an early afternoon nap, and
dropped by the office for a few hours to get on top of a few old legal matters
that I hadn’t quite finished up during a busy week of new projects. Then we had a glutton free dinner for two
senior sister missionaries, Ellen Bunker and Kate Lucas, whom we had been
intending to invite over for a while but hadn’t due to their dietary
restrictions. Alisa fixed so much of the
burrito bowls for them that we had a ton of left overs. So we have invited over 2 other senior couples
today who have similar dietary restrictions to help us eat it all.
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