Sunday and Monday

Wow, busy day on Sunday but a wonderful surprise when Sacrament was over and we were walking out...I went over to meet some new people, looked at this man,  I thought he was Brother Fieiki's brother, Brother Fieiki was a man we knew in our old mission in LA.  His daughter's were my good friends and one went on a mission while we were there.  It was actually Brother Fieiki and his wife Mary.  I haven't been to happy to see someone in a long while, since my Marisa!  It was so good to see them and catch up for  a few minutes.  There were here at Turtle Bay for a funeral.  The kids aren't married but have finished school and have careers! Time flys...6 years!  Such good people, he used to be the Bishop of the Centinela ward before we got there.

Then later on Sunday we participated in Break the Fast with our YSA ward.  The Fullmers had made 180 crepes and the rest of us brought toppings.  I was surprised at how full I was after two.  I haven't eaten crepes much in my life and they were really good.  But we had about half of them left, but no toppings!  We all had a good meal and good time visiting.

Today, Monday, we got up bright and early as usual and knocked on Elder Gunderson's door at 7:00 to bid him farewell as he is being transferred to Kauai.  He always sneaks my cookies on our ministering runs so I made him up a sack of cookies and a few for his companion Elder Larkin. We took a picture of him with us and he gave Elder Sanft a neck tie, saying "we always give our favorite ties to our favorite Elder."  Sweet.  He's a good guy from Idaho.

After we left him we went into our VCTM meeting until 9 then over to the PCC for another hour of training for ticket taking.  I think we are ready to do this ticket taking.  Now to find matching nice looking muumuus.  We went over to costumes to see what they had, we could borrow some matching ones, but they were all ...old and not very good looking.  We did bring a set home, which I washed up and ironed but I'm hoping the swap meet yields us something better.  Whenever we have the time to run over there.

After we got through with that we went home, changed, fed chickens, dogs, and the Sebrings came over and we went into Pearl City for lunch at a new Seafood place we had heard about.  Then we hit Costco and Walmart, because as long as we are in there we have to make our time count.

Then we came home and visited with them on our deck for about an hour and then Peggy and Dave and kids arrived home from Utah.  We informed them about Chester and Dave immediately constructed a ramp for the dog and hopefully Chester can now use the ramp and we don't have to lift his heavy bottom half of his body up onto the deck.  He loves sleeping by our door since he now can't climb the tall stairs to their front door.