Wednesday, our day at the Post Library; over the past couple of weeks, we have been asked to do some odds and ends that needed to be done. Actually it has made our service at the Library more enjoyable because of our interest in learning more of what goes on in the library. For example, the things that need to be done to get a book ready to place on the shelf, replacing shelving, or fixing old shelving. A lot of things going on behind the scenes that no one ever sees.

This afternoon we didn't have any graduations, so we spent our afternoon finalizing Friday's institute lesson. We will be discussing how the Church is a standard to the world, the value of property to the Lord and thus to us and finally the Law of Tithing. It should be another great class.

This evening we visited the Goff family and gave them our predeparture briefing as Brother Goff will deploy sometime early next year. He is in the Air Force and will actually be filling a flying position on some sort of recon plane. It sounds very interesting. He is not a pilot, but rather he will be gathering some kind of intel.

We stopped in at the Fordham's after visiting the Goffs. Dan Fordham returned from his deployment about a month ago. Since then they have done a lot of traveling, so this is our first opportunity to visit with him. During his deployment, he and his wife both lost about 45 to 50 pounds of weight. They both look great and they say they feel great too! We love this couple and keep them in our prayers; they have a lot of exciting things a head of them, so we hope for the best for them.