So, here is our schedule as it stands today:
Sun, Jun 28: Return to SLC after 4-day seminar at MTC.
Mon, Jun 29: Leave at 1:20 p.m. from SLC Airport.
Tue, Jun 30: Arrive in Frankfurt, dinner with Area Presidency.
Wed, Jul 1: Meet with Area Presidency in Frankfurt, then fly to Barcelona, arriving about 9:00 p.m. Receive cell phone from Pres. Waddell (outgoing mission president - all incoming calls are now ours).
Thu, Jul 2: Meet in morning for three hours with Pres. and Sister Waddell. Meet with all missionaries in the three Barcelona Zones at 4:00 p.m. Spend the evening proselyting with missionaries.
Fri, Jul 3: Take 7:00 a.m. train to Alicante, meet with missionaries in Elche and Murcia Zones, then take train to Valencia.
Sat, Jul 4: Happy Independence Day. Meet in morning with Valencia Zone, then fly to Palma and meet with missionaries in the Palma Zone.
Sun, Jul 5: Attend Church in Palma, then fly back to Barcelona.
Mon, Jul 6: Take morning flight to Madrid and meet with Church officers to begin processing of residency papers.
Tue, Jul 7: In Madrid processing legal papers.
Wed, Jul 8: Happy Birthday, Kathleen! 59 Alread? Spend the morning in Madrid, then take train to Zaragoza and meet with missionaries in Zaragoza Zone. Take train back to Barcelona.
Thu, Jul 9: Prepare for transfers with assistants.
Fri, Jul 10: Prepare for transfers.
Sat, Jul 11: Exit interviews with ten missionaries returning home.
Sun, Jul 12: Attend Church for the first time in our ward, Barrio 2.
Mon, Jul 13: Complete exit interviews with departing missionaries. Meet with newly assigned trainers in the evening.
Tue, Jul 14: Pick up new missionaries at airport in the morning, begin orientation and training, make final companionship assignments, and send them to their first area. Have dinner and testimony meeting with departing missionaries.
Wed, Jul 15: Take departing missionaries to the airport. Breathe.
Our first Zone Leader Council is July 24 (Happy Pioneer Day) and Zone Conferences begin the next day.
Go!
2 comments:
Oh man...
Yikes. And all in a foreign language?!
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