Sunday night as we went to bed we noticed there was very little water available. A truck deliveres water here at least 5 times a day. At 6:00am was his first load. As we got home from our sister meeting, we got another picture of the water truck.
We met with the English speaking sisters here in our ward. They had arranged to put together 50 hygene kits for the people who need them because of the rain damage here in El Savador. Then we ate and visisted. It is always an enjoyable time when we get together. After Teresa took us in her car and Lisa had Delena in her car and we went to a flour mill to get whole wheat flour. You could not take a camera in, have children in the car or get out of the car when you picked up the bag of flour. We got a 50 lb. bag and divided it into bags at Eileen Petersens. It turned out to be just regular flour. So Lisa and Teresa went back the next day and got us some whole wheat flour and cracked wheat flour. So many wonderful sisters help us in so many wonderful ways.
These are the great women that we met with. Kneeling, Teressa Walker, Sheralie Broadbent, (host) back row: Delena Markland, Eileen Petersen, Marilyn Gibbons, Traci McKay, Arlene Kitley, Nancy Thompson, Lisa Wegkamp, Melissa Ruble, and Me.
Our Temple Presidency: Pres. and Sister Alas, Pres. and Sister Petersen, and Pres. and Sister Majano
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