Tuesday, April 29, 2014

TOFW

Last weekend found Sister Mac and some sisters from the branch in Cincinnati for Time Out for Women. We were entertained, inspired, and instructed. (The Elders thought I was attending Time Out from Missionaries. HAHA Silly Elders!)


It was fun to see Sister Walker doing the same thing with her branch sisters!

Monday, April 21, 2014

It's a Duesy!

Our District's P-day took us to the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum in Auburn. You may not know this but it's a national historic landmark - right up the street from the Auburn Elders' apartment. Over 120 classic, vintage and special interest automobiles are housed in this 1930 art deco building which happens to have been the national headquarters of the Auburn Automobile Company over 80 years ago. Our guide was great and the cars were beautiful. 
(Until today I didn't even know that there were cars named Auburn, Cord, or Duesenberg!)








They just don't make hood ornaments like these anymore!!










Friday, April 11, 2014

More Meetings & Eatings



We were in Fort Wayne on Tuesday for our Zone Meeting with a quick lunch at Five Guys before returning to our areas to work, work, work. 




Speaking of work, Elder Mac is getting very good at returning these library books to their proper places on the shelves. (Someone has to do it and missionaries are really cheap labor!!!)


Wednesday took us to Marion for a multi-zone training with Dr. & Sister Dunn. Afterwards, lunch at Steak 'n Shake. (It made the Elders happy.)






Sisters Jacobson, Wight, and McClellan didn't actually go straight home. We joined up with the Angola Relief Society sisters and, in celebration of Passover, were able to attend a traditional Jewish Seder at Achduth Vesholom Temple in downtown Fort Wayne. We enjoyed a delicious meal complete with matzah (unleavened bread), maror (bitter herbs), and other dishes of symbolic significance. Rabbi Cattapan told us that closely associated with the meal is the duty of parents to teach their children about the Exodus (Haggadah) so that each generation of Jews relives that great experience and understands its meaning. 
I could go on and on about this fascinating evening, but I think you get the idea. Anyway, it was a great opportunity - one we will fondly remember for a long time!!