The first regular, same ole’ same ole’ week I guess. I went
to classes, ate, slept. Pretty much nothing super special. It was the first
week Jason Knott taught our Old Testament Survey class. I really love that
class, but I was bummed because I had to leave for lunch KP so I was only there
for about a half hour. I decided I like KP, I just don’t like the clean up
afterwards. Washing all those dishes was going to drive me insane. And my black
flats will forever smell like dish water… nasty.
We had our first catalyst couple this week, Cathy and Craig!
They were great. Cathy was always baking something for us. She even made onion
rings and they were super delicious! She
let me come in and use her oven to make huckleberry muffins.
Wednesday was girls night. We put Paige and Marina on the
hot seat for their birthday where we got to ask any questions for 2 minutes. We
played a game and got to know each other a little better. Later, Cathy got on the hot seat for 5
minutes and the questions were more serious than before. I really enjoyed it.
OH! We got our Pause families this week!!! That was on
Thursday. In my group is Michelle, Shiloh, Tim, Trevor, and Morgan and we got
the Saunders (Scott, Happy, Dayton, and Dylan) and another family whose name
escapes me at the moment.... Anyway, we had a ton of fun! Of course, I was like
one of the last to get called, but it’s all good because I obviously have the
best pause family of all. First, we went to the Saunders house and had cookies
and milk. We played a game where we each picked a straw, all of different
lengths and then we had to state a fact about us for every time we could wrap
the straw around our finger. I got a long straw, of course! After that, we went
to the other family’s house. It was funny because he was driving all over camp,
going in circles, telling us to “Remember how to get to my house, because
you’ll have to tell me how to get back.” It was hilarious! When we finally got
there we played the Truth Truth Lie game which was fun. Then we filled out a
paper about our favorite things. They said that once for each of us, a whole
Pause day will be dedicated to one of us, with all our favorite things! Then we
ate apple cake and had hot apple cider. We talked about going to play laser tag
in Fresno. I can’t wait!
When we were playing Truth Truth Lie, Tim said “I’ve never
flown on a plane, I love spaghetti, and I broke both my shoulder blades.” I
guessed the Spaghetti one was a lie, and he said I was right. He even said
“I’ll eat it, it’s just not like my favorite…” Everyone thought it was funny
and we were making jokes about him not liking spaghetti all night. Later, after
we got home, Tim said that he actually had flown on a plane and the he really
like spaghetti. He didn’t know why he said yes to me and he didn’t know what to
do after that because everyone was talking about it! He was like “I lied to my
pause family about spaghetti! Now we’re never going to eat spaghetti ever! I
love spaghetti.” It was the funniest thing ever! He was freaking out about it.
This weekend was like the longest weekend ever. I worked
22.75 hours and man am I exhausted. I was a dining host the first day and then
worked in the bakery the other two. My feet were screaming at me all day and my
back was aching. It was a women’s conference this weekend and they eat three
times what the men’s conferences eat. It was ridiculous. Today I worked from 6
to 3. I slept for 4 hours today, from 3:30 to 7:30 and totally slept through
dinner and church tonight. I kind of feel bad about that but I needed my day of
rest, or at least a few hours!
Hannah, it sounds like this is a tough but rewarding season for you :) I am very impressed with your lack of complaining, I would hate doing all of those chores and work. I am praying for you! I am so very glad you are loving your time there!
ReplyDeleteLove, Sarah Garrison
Glad to see you update your blog.. inquiring minds want to know what you have been up to! :)
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Mommy
It sounds like quite a heavy load, but I'm glad you're really enjoying your time there. Keep up the hard work, it's certainly worth it. Best of wishes! :)
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