Busy Friday

As you can imagine Friday's are the busiest days in the kitchen preparing meals for today and tomorrow. This is the volume of eggs needed to produce the breakfast. Tomorrow has french toast which called for another 112 eggs to be cracked.

I had to catch up on some work this afternoon during lunch and then Mrs Hilliker and I headed out on some errands. We came back in time for dinner at the Field House, then went back home to change for biblestudy. It's so nice not to worry about additional cooking of our meals.

In God's House the layout of the Exhibition fits in perfectly with the decor and looks like it was made to be there all the time. I didn't get a chance to look at it in detail so I am anticipating going through and soaking up each display before I leave camp.

Of course the Auditorium was a buzz with campers and some local brethren as we settled in for biblestudy with Mr Malone. He gave a wonderfully relevant history lesson relating to Zadok the priest's lineage and legacy.

I had a good chat with Shane Granger who is the Marketing Director, about how publicity for the Concert series is progressing very well and we continue to be well received in the local area and growing in prominence.

We have started to make some bookings with brethren to make sure we make the most of our time here to fellowship on a deeper level. That's one of the best things about working in the kitchen - having time to get to know each other.

Mrs Miller and I are thoroughly enjoying the hospitality of the Carl and Maggie Hilliker. They have made us feel so welcome in their home and have a lot of humor on top of that so we have been getting a healthy dose of laughter around here.

Tomorrow I am looking forward to a Sabbath sleep in while some local volunteers take over our kitchen duty. Services will be at 1pm.

Wishing you all a wonderful Sabbath.