Mid September is upon us.
With this time of year, it seems we have one foot in late summer and the
other foot in fall. When we first
arrived at Miracle Camp was definitely summer like but in the matter of a few
hours, it became very evident it was almost fall. This week, fall weather definitely won out
with very cool morning and, occasionally, with frost on the ground. It made for very pleasant working
conditions. Here and there, we are
beginning to, also, see the trees thinking
about changing their leaves.
Being the middle of the month means we are in a fairly good
routine with our volunteer work. After
two weeks, the shed is taking shape and will soon be of some use to the
camp. The men enjoy building things and
gives them much satisfaction when they seeing it getting closer and closer to
the finish. The ladies did “fall”
cleaning and 2 ½ buildings are much cleaner than before we showed up. Where
does dirt come from? Sometimes items
walk away from kitchens and other places in camps. An inventory was taken of what was in one
kitchen. Surely, there was not much
missing from there! One of the ladies
did some sorting of receipts for filing.
Sometimes work, such as this, is pushed to the back of a desk because of
time restraints. It is good to have
many diverse jobs available for our different abilities and strengths of our
team members.
Never fear, after work our hours are spent in
socialization. Once again, we had a
game night (Crazy Uno) which is perfect for a group our size and our brains
when we are tired after hard work all day.
We took a tour of a local museum the first of the week. Then, we had the last of the week free. One couple has never visited Michigan before
and set out for a three day trip of exploring.
A couple others of us toured cities a bit closer. We love the structure but the free time is
precious too.
If the weather forecast can be believed, it looks to be a
picture perfect week for work and play.
After a restful weekend, we will all be ready for devotions on Monday
morning and the beginning of another week.
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