We arrived at the Camp Thursday and started cleaning out 6 months worth of dust, dead flies,etc. Friday we had our interviews and got our camp shirts, jackets, hoodies and name tags. We have spent the weekend moving in and buying the few things we needed to settle in. We have already met the nicest people. Our neighbors in the cabin by ours is a couple named Randall. He is from Cedar City originally. He taught music at BYU, then retired after being the dept. head of Music there. He was a mission President in Canada. Really nice people. When he was a missionary, his mission president was President Monson. 
Our first visitors. Todd and his brother John Blickenstaff helped us get an antennae for the TV set up. Dean and Lana came for dinner. (Todd and John had already eaten and we couldn't tempt them join us.) As you can see, I've already gained 10 pounds. The missionaries that are here year round made homemade bread and cookies, and are feeding us way too much. It is yummy, but it has got to stop. Starting Tuesday we have training all day, everyday. We won't get our assignments until the end of this week.
Our first visitors. Todd and his brother John Blickenstaff helped us get an antennae for the TV set up. Dean and Lana came for dinner. (Todd and John had already eaten and we couldn't tempt them join us.) As you can see, I've already gained 10 pounds. The missionaries that are here year round made homemade bread and cookies, and are feeding us way too much. It is yummy, but it has got to stop. Starting Tuesday we have training all day, everyday. We won't get our assignments until the end of this week.
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