Wednesday, September 01, 2004
We made it to go walking this morning. It seemed good to get out. We met the lady that her husband is working on postgraduate schooling, Angelina. She told us about the vegetables that they grow and sell on the campus. She also invited us to attend a Christian study group on Wednesday morning. That might be interesting. We bought some vegetables after we finished walking. They had squash, cucumbers and lettuce that are excellent. I told Mae to show Marlyn how to cook baked chicken and squash for dinner. That is another example of the Filipino people not understanding what they are told. Mae explained what we would have for dinner and later showed Marlyn how to cut up chicken but when noon came Marlyn had also prepared Filipino food. We will just save the chicken for later. Brother Umipig came by to tell us of his father’s funeral tomorrow. He was 97 years old when he died. We have already made plans to go to Angeles to take care of several items and to take Elder Natad to meet his new companion. I started capsulation of my nutrient but the moister is so heavy in the air that the powder is immediately picking it up. I called President Mercado and asked him if he could bring me some “Absorbs” packing from the Distribution Center. He said he would. I wrote more on a report of the flooding in the Guimba area. We went out to Guimba so that Mae could teach Sister Emmy some of the Primary songs and then help Sister Lus Parinas with Mid-Week Activity. Sister Lus had 14 young women out to the activity night this evening. I had planned on meeting with President Cabuyaban in Branch Presidency meeting but he text and said he was to tired. He had taken Farncisco Valintine to the Dr. for a check up and had applied for a job. I just read in a book while Mae did her thing. After Mutual, Mae had told Sis. Villanueva that she would go visiting with them, so I drove them around. It was 9 PM when we got home. Mae warmed up some chicken and squash for me. I made my journal entry before we went to bed.
Thursday, September 02, 2004
We left this morning at 6:30 AM for Angeles. We picked up Elder Natad on the way because he has to attend the transfer meeting to get his new companion. We met the Hyer’s at MacDonald’s in Tarlac and ate breakfast there. Two missionaries came to get Elder Natad there. (I caught this journal entry & 3rd entry last night then closed the computer without saving it so lost it.) From Tarlac we went to Dr. Mildred Rosales, our dentist, and we both had our teeth cleaned and checked. We ordered frames for our pictures, checked with the wood carver about getting a crate to ship things home, bought Mae’s blood pressure pills, went to the mission office to pay for some books we ordered for Tony & Leah, went out to eat at Ala Crème’s, went to a mall to buy a small tripod for our camera. We have wanted one and ordered a quilt at Blessy’s. It will be a king sized quilt and will cost P8,800. We ordered the pillow shams for P900 so a total of P9,700. We came back to Gerona and were planning to meet Sis. Tess Mejia at her house to buy two quilts and some Christmas decorations, but as we were driving down the road to her house, the flood water became deeper and deeper until we decided we had better back up and call her. She said “Yes, we couldn’t come to their house, but to go to the church and we would meet them there.” Her husband is the branch president of Gerona Branch so we went in the church and visited a while about the flooding, then bought the items and left to come on home. We paid a total of P24,000. P1,400 for the beaded Christmas tree (which Bessie Nadado made), P1,500 for the string of 15 shell lights, P2,500 for the shell Christmas lantern, P8,800 for the queen sized quilt and P9,800 for the king sized quilt. Blessie’s quilts and the ones we get from Tess are about the same quality and price. Tess’s quilts come with the pillow shams, we don’t pay extra for them, but the quilts are more expensive. Thankfully, their house is not flooded, but many homes in Gerona and Paniqui were. It was 9:30 PM when we got home. It has been a long day, but we accomplished a lot and enjoyed being together. Mae always reads a lot while I drive. (When she isn’t taking pictures.)
Friday, September 03, 2004
We picked up the Munoz Elders at 7:45 AM and drove to Guimba for District Meeting. It doesn’t start until 9 am, but the ZL’s have to be there at 8:30 to prepare for it. Our new zone leader is Elder Espanol. Mae misjudged him when she heard that he was Samoan. She was thinking of the some of the other Samoan Elders we have had and we haven’t been too impressed with most of them. Elder Espanol is not like them, he is sharp. We can understand why Pres. Brimhall chose him for a zone leader. He has only been out for 16 months, but from seeing him and talking with him, we feel he will be great. Pres. Brimhall came, as he will be interviewing the Elders. We asked if we could be first, so we wouldn’t have to wait until the end and get home late since we will be meeting Elder & Sister Clark at our home at noon and then go with them to Tony’s café.
Pres. Brimhall told us that he had talked with Pres. Mercado that morning and told him that dad needed to be released as he had other plans for us. Pres. Mercado told him that they were planning to release Pres. Cabuyaban and put in William Baccay as the new branch president. William is our new Elder’s Quorum President. We are not sure he is ready to be a branch president, but if they feel inspired to do it, then he must be. We think Pres. Cabuyaban will be happy to be released. He has been in for almost 4 years. President then proceeded to ask us to pray with him about moving us. He said he had been thinking of having us work in other areas now that we have finished with these two districts. We told him we hadn’t finished as we still have two branches in Guimba and two branches in Paniqui that we haven’t met with and trained. He hadn’t realized that, so hope he will let us finish those as they need training too. He said he was also thinking of moving us out to the Clark’s home when they leave so we could do more work out there. He asked us when we would be going home and we told him the middle of February. He said “Oh, that only gives you 2 and ½ months and that probably wouldn’t be worth the inconvenience of moving, for just that long”. We agreed. It is beautiful out there, but we hate to move and we don’t think we would be as liberal as the Clarks. Their landlords just come into the house any time they want, whether they are home or not. Many times they come home and find them there. We wouldn’t like that. We didn’t think we would be moving on our mission – but not sure now. Hope not.
It is Elder & Sister Clarks 40th wedding anniversary and they wanted to celebrate it with us. We had told them about Tony and Leah and about their café, so they texted and asked if we could go there with them. We were excited to see them again and have them meet Tony. We had a wonderful time visiting with them and Tony. Leah only works until almost noon and then leaves to pick up Kenneth and be with him the rest of the day. Tony is doing so good. They texted us to ask if I would baptize them as it would be an honor for them. They are to be baptized on Sept. 18th. We talked about that and I told him that I could baptize him and he would be confirmed, then on Sunday he would receive the Aaronic Priesthood to the office of a Priest and then on Monday or Tuesday, they could have another baptism for Leah and Alyn and Tony could baptize them. He was excited, so we think that is what they will do. Just before we left, Tony asked if he could share something with us. He said that on Wednesday he had the feeling come over him that it would be a “good day”. Nothing happened different until later in the afternoon, when many people came in and they made a lot of money. They were so excited as they haven’t been doing well and felt they would lose the business. He said today he had the feeling that it would be a “special day”. He wasn’t sure what that meant until Elder & Sister Clark and Mae and I came. He felt the spirit as he visited with us, and said “It is a SPECIAL DAY. I had to leave at 4:00 pm to go to Guimba to meet with Pres. Cabuyaban, Christopher and his mother about an emergency with his grandmother. We also had several other people to visit with. I got home about 8:30 p.m. very tired. I didn’t sleep good on Thursday night and since I didn’t get a nap today, I am really tired.
Saturday, September 04, 2004
Wow!  It started at 5:30 am when we started getting text messages, then shortly afterwards a beggar lady came and then Pres. & Sister Mercado and their 2 children came to bring us the oxygen Absorbers we had asked him to get for us at the PBO. We need these since I am capsulating our nutrient powder from Mannatect for my health. There is so much moisture in the air – so much humidity, that it ruins the power. Hopefully, these will help. Mae was embarrassed because she went to the door and was only in her duster since she has been exercising and saying her prayers. We wanted to walk before showering. A few minutes later, the doorbell again rang and it was Marlin to wash our car. He usually doesn’t come until 8 am, but he had a meeting this morning at that time, so he came about 6:50 am. We usually take the car, but told him we would just walk to the college, instead of drive. We got dressed, paid him and headed out. When we got to the first gate (where we usually walk), it was locked so we decided to go partway back and walk down another road. It was a beautiful morning, overcast, but really nice. Mae asked if I would cut and color her hair this morning, so we didn’t shower immediately when we got home, we decided to eat breakfast, then do her hair and then shower. While we were eating, the doorbell rang again and it was Roger Silvia. He brought us the program for their Branch Family Home Evening on Friday night where they want me to give the opening address and then have us use our equipment to show “Finding Faith in Christ.” He also wanted to sell us some more cleaning products as he needs the money. I asked him to help me some on the computer.
It was from Lorna Gajonera – Christina delivered her baby, but Christina had a urinary track infection, but didn’t tell anyone so didn’t get medicine to get it cleared up and the baby got the infection. It needs medicine or might die. Sis. Monta is only family member who has any money, so she gave what she could, Lorna gave what she could, but still not enough. They called Pres. Mercado, but he said they have no cash and since it is Sat., they can’t get any until Monday. We think he might have suggested that they call us since we have helped others in a pinch like this in Guimba 1st branch, until they could get the welfare money from the district. We loaned them P3,000. It’s good we can do this, otherwise people could die.) I cut and colored Mae’s hair, then quickly showered while Mae made me a sandwich and I headed off to drop off the P3,000 at Pres. Gajonera’s, but didn’t have time to test out the equipment so will have to do that another time. As I started out of Munoz, President Mercado and others were off to the side of the road with a trike. They were waiting for President Gasmena, but because President Gajonera couldn’t go, they were all trying to fit into one trike, which included the district primary presidency. I, therefore, bent mission rules and gave Sis. Mercado and Sister Tobias and Brother Damico a ride to Guimba to our meetings. We had our district presidency and branch presidency meeting, then Pres. Cabuyaban and I held a branch presidency meeting. I got home about 4 pm. The air conditioner on the car is going out and we are having to clean up condensation water out of the floor of the car. We are going to have to get that fixed. After coming home, I fixed dinner while Mae finished typing the letter to our family. I used the lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes (which the Hyers had brought home from Baguio and gave some to us), boiled some eggs, grated some cheese and we had a delicious chef salad. After eating, we went to visit Brother & Sister Umipig. Brother Umipig’s father passed away, and he had come on Wednesday to bring us a special invitation to come to the funeral which was to be held on Thursday. We already had plans and dental appointments in Angeles for Thursday so we apologized that we would not be able to attend. We enjoyed visiting with them tonight. All their children and grandchildren were there at their home, but had gone upstairs or in the family room, so we could visit. Just when we were ready to leave, Sister Umipig jumped up and said she would like us to meet her children. We had previously met some of them, especially Maricel, who is a doctor, but it was fun to meet and visit with all of them. The grandchildren were so cute – all granddaughters. They took pictures of us with their family. Mae typed the e-mail for Pres. Brimhall about our new YW President when we returned while I took a nap. We sent the letters by e-mail and then went to bed.
Sunday, September 05, 2004
We were up at 5:30 AM but had to hurry in order to be on our way by 6:45 AM. We picked President Cabuyaban up on the way. I for got to get my note books so that upset me. I am really having problems with not getting discouraged. I feel that I have failed in doing very much training since we have been in the branch. Mae is doing much better that am I. Meetings went about normal. In the States I think you would say it was a flop but here it’s about normal. We had Branch Council following the block program. We then took care of the donations. It was 3 PM when we arrived home, and I was completely beat. We took a nap and then got up and got some dinner. We worked n the flood report and a report for President Brimhall. Mae also finished up the family letter and got it off. It was after 10 PM when we went to bed.
Monday, September 06, 2004
I woke up just before 5 AM but let Mae sleep until 6 AM. We got ready and went walking. When we got home we hurried and showered and then went to Tony’s for breakfast. We came home to get on instant messaging with our children but PLDT was not working this morning and we couldn’t get on the internet. We were disappointed at that, but try as we could we weren’t successful. We did the banking for the branch, paid the phone bill and complained to the office about the phone lines. Of course we know how much good that will do. Marlyn had a nice dinner ready for us when we got home. We went to San Jose shopping and to mail the report to PBO. We came home and put groceries away. I worked on the computer for a while. Time went fast and before we were ready it was time to go to Tony & Leah’s. We showed them the DVD of “Finding Faith in Christ”. Mae had made a “fruit cocktail” desert and I had popped some corn. We had a very enjoyable evening with them and are amazed at the reading
Tony is doing. He completed the D & C this afternoon. We had a very enjoyable evening visiting with them. It was 9:50 PM when we got home, much later than we had planned.
Tuesday, September 07, 2004
We got up at 4:30 AM and left for Tarlac about 6:00 AM. We got to the Honda Dealership about 7:30 AM, so we made good time. We had to wait until 8 AM before anyone arrived at the shop. I asked them to repair the A/C, service the car and replace the left rear light cover. They asked about doing an 80,000 km check up? I called President Brimhall and he said to have it done. I was given an estimate of P20,570.25 and was concerned until I calculated the dollar value of $367.33. I cannot imagine that service in the Sates being less than a couple of thousand dollars. I do not under the value difference. The Assistant’s to the President and the office Elders brought us a car we can use while we are waiting for our car to be repaired. Mae and I then went into Tarlac and ate at McDonald’s. We then drove to Camiline and went to the tailor that had made us some clothes. Mae got a blouse, a jumper and a skirt while I got some slacks. The total came to P3,400 or $60.75. We are very pleased with them. We had to come back to Tarlac as the road to Paniqui was washed out with the flooding, so while in Tarlac we checked on having a tailor made me a suit with two pants a vest, also a dress shirt. The cost will be P9,700 or less than 175 dollars. We then came back to Guimba where we stopped and paid the Dr for Naomi’s medications. It was 3 PM when we got home. We tried to balance our budget but can not account for everything. I took a nap while Mae tried to get on the internet. This evening I went out to Guimba. I stopped at Sister Baltazar’s and gave her a pattern for cross stitching. When I went to leave there was a kid (baby goat) in the road. I honked the horn but he didn’t move. I stopped and he ran under the car. A man came and got him out for me. I picked up President Cabuyaban to go visiting. We visited a couple that is just living together. They have one little boy and are expecting a 2nd. He is a member and she is receiving the discussions. President talked to them about getting married as that will be one of the requirements before baptism. We then stopped and visited a few minutes with William and Analiza Baccay at their new Tyndahon. They opened it today. We visited a young couple that is living together at his parents. She is pregnant but both are only 16 years old. There is some debate about getting married, plus the missionaries are going to give her the discussions. Brother Norberto came over so it would be proper for the Elders to teach them. President and I visited Sister Dela Cruz who has her oldest son home for a while. President and I discussed several other items through the evening. I was very tired when I got home. I did call the ZL’s and President Brimhall to discuss Tony, Leah and Alen’s baptism. There is a problem that Alen is not legally adopted by Tony & Leah and Alen’s father is still alive. After discussing this with President Brimhall he said he would give permission for Alen to be baptized. It’s been a long day and it is almost 11 PM, GOOD NITE.
Wednesday, September 08, 2004
We got up and went walking at the collage. I had been up from 4 AM but Mae didn’t wake until 5:30 AM. Mae gave me a hair cut before we had breakfast. We tried to call Sandi but the line was busy. We got on the internet to see if Jeff was on and was able to talk to him. Them Mike saw that we were on so he came on for a while. Next Scott saw us on so he came on. It was neat to visit with the three boys when we missed them on Monday. I took some invoices to Brother Damacio and then cashed that check. I had the car washed as it was so dirty. I did get a short nap this afternoon before we went out to mid-week activity. I had an interview with Sister Belen Rigdao to extend a calling, which she accepted. We held Branch Presidency meeting. We stopped at Sister Nida Vigilia and found that she was sick. We gave her a Priesthood Blessing before leaving. We took President Cabuyaban home and he asked if I would assist him in giving his mother a blessing, which we did before coming home. I was on the computer making some entries, while Mae made some phone calls. We were late getting to bed.
Thursday, September 09, 2004
We got up and went walking at the collage this morning. It was a very nice morning and we enjoyed the walk. We came home and after showering we prepared breakfast for the ZL’s. They came at 8 AM and after eating we held a correlation meeting. I worked on my talk for Friday afternoon. At noon we took the invoices to brother Damacio, and then went to Tony’s for lunch. Tony made us fish and chips that were delicious. We took them two Bibles that they were excited to get. He told us of an experience that he had of a man that came into his café and told him that he was wrong to listen to the Mormons. That these young men were just selling him and he shouldn’t buy.  He said it did upset him for the man wasn’t very polite but was very loud. We visited with him for a while. We also found out that Elder Natad isn’t feeling well, so we went over to the Elders place and asked Elder Natad if he would like a blessing and he indicated that he would. Elder ______ anointed him and I sealed the anointing and gave him a blessing. We took the check we got from Brother Damacio to President Gasmena’s for is signature. He is not home but we left the check to be signed when he returns. I did some more research for material for my talk. Then I took a nap. This evening I went out to Guimba where President Cabuyaban and I did some visiting. This is really hard for me as I don’t speak the language. I am sure those we visit appreciated the visit, but it is very awkward. We made about six visits and tried to get a prescription for Brother Valintino. Mae had me take a dress to Sister Emie Baltizar. She is still suffering from a bad wisdom tooth. President Brimhall called me and said he needs me to bring the car back to the mission home tomorrow. We will change plans and do that. Brother Nuque called me and invited us to their place for his Birthday, this evening. I had to apologize that we couldn’t make it. Brother Villanueva invited us to attend his Birthday on Saturday. It was 9 PM before I got home, very tired and beat. My wife is the most wonderful and understanding person. I don’t know what I would ever do without her.
Friday, September 10, 2004
We got up at 5 AM and left for Angeles at 6:50 AM. We stopped at the Honda Dealership and got a phone number, as we went through. We stopped at the McDonald’s in Capus for some breakfast. As I was letting Mae out of the car I felt some one touch my back pocket. I whirled thinking some one was trying to get my wallet, but it was a little girl probably less than 6 years old trying to get my attention. She was hungry and wanted some money. As we don’t give money I had her wait and we ordered three “Egg McMuffins” and took out to her and her mother and brother.  I had a hard time eating my food for the tears in my eyes. You feel so bad for some of these people and especially the children. When we got to Angeles we went to the drug store and got Mae’s medication. We also filled a prescription for Brother Valintino. We went to the mission home and left the car. I did talk to President Brimhall about Sister Baltizar’s financial problems. He told me that we could not replace the stolden items from Fast Offerings. He did give me P2500 to help her get back on her feet, with instructions to monitor the program. The AP’s took us out to eat at VA restaurant for lunch. Elder Abad met a man that he had met before and told us that he was a member of the church. He seems to quite well off financially and is starting several business here in the Philippines to help the people out. We ordered and ate but when we went to pay the bill, we found that he had paid it for us. Elder Abad and Elder Michel then took us to Tarlac to get our car. As we left the dealership it was raining very hard and continued until the turn off to Guimba. We got home about 4:20 PM and had to hurry to be ready for the Munoz 1st Branch Family Home Evening program. I was the speaker and showed the DVD “Building Faith in Christ. I felt that I was blessed in order to put my thoughts together and give it. They played some games after the DVD and then had some refreshments. We were late getting home and then we ate something light but it still upset my stomach. I stayed up for a while letting my stomach settle but Mae went to bed. I opened the internet and found a letter from Shellie, and then played 3 or 4 games of spider rummy” on the computer before going to bed.
Saturday, September 11, 2004
I woke early trying to think of how to help these people. Mae slept in but she didn’t feel very well most of the morning. She asked me to give her a blessing, which I did, and then she got feeling better. We called Sandi and visited with her for about 15 minutes. It was good to talk to her. She told us that JaNae and Brad are expecting a baby in the middle of March. We should be home for that. We went out to Guimba to the R. S. Home Making and Brother Villanueva’s Birthday. I also visited with William Baccay at their tindahon. Brother Villanueva and I went over to Francisco Valintino’s and gave him the prescription we purchased for him. Mae and I drove to Moncada to take out the medications for Noemi. When we got back to Guimba we stopped at Emmy’s to visit with her about there teeth problem and her financial problems. I had Mae take a note book in to write some items down as we talked about them, but when we got out to the car, she said she didn’t take many notes and I said that is about as much as we accomplished. I am just baffled as to how to help this people. We came home and while Mae showered and washed her hair, I made my journal entry. David called to talk to us. It is very good to hear from him. Connor just got his first tooth in yesterday. Boy it doesn’t seem like he should be that old but he is four months old now. They hope to close on their home on Wednesday and move in on Friday. When I think of the things that are going on home and how fast my grandchildren are growing up I get homesick.
Sunday, September 12, 2004
We were a little late getting off this morning but picked Pres. Cabuyaban up at 7:30AM. We held P.E.C. and planned the program for the Branch Family Home Evening for Saturday 18th at 6 PM to 8 PM. Before Sacrament meeting started President Mercado and President Dasalla came. They interviewed President Cabuyaban and then me to tell us that they were going to reorganize the Branch Presidency and would be extending to us a release. That changed the program with President Mercado Presiding and President Cabuyaban conducting. It is good but we will miss many of these members that we have got to know personally. During Sunday school time we were in the office turning things over to President William Baccay. For Priesthood meeting Brother Roberto took the Aaronic Priesthood and I gave a lesson to the Elders. I stayed after meetings to help with the finances and to help where I can. There was a question about the ordering of the Liahona, so on the way home I stopped at President Mercado’s and asked him about it. After getting home we laid down for a nap. I went to sleep but Mae couldn’t go to sleep so got up and wrote the family letter. We ate dinner and then went over to Brother and Sister Sylvia’s, taking them a framed “Proclamation To The World”. We visited for a while and told them that we would attend the Sacrament meeting at San Antone next week. Roger was so excited with the way things went with the meeting at San Antone. All of the Presidency went out, as they held there first meeting at San Antone. There was 33 in attendance and added to the Munoz 1st branch made 111 for total attendance. After getting home I entered my journal while Mae took a nap. We then popped some corn and played a game of Rummy, which I won this time. We then set and talked about life and the good life we have had. We haven’t had much money but we have a lot of love, the best children and great grandchildren and now starting with great-grandchildren. It is fun to be with Mae for she is my very best friend.
Monday, September 13, 2004
I had set the alarm but forgot to pull it out so we over slept. We went to Tony’s for breakfast and visit with Tony for a few minutes. The baptismal for them are set for Saturday at 2 PM and Sunday at 4 PM. That is exciting. I met with President Baccay at the bank and we made the deposit. We came home for a few minutes and I started some training. At 11:45 AM we went to the Munoz chapel where Brother Damacio gave President Baccay some training on the reports. We went to President Gasmenia and got a check and then went to San Jose to mail the reports. While there we bought a hamburger for lunch. I bought two each but Pres. Baccay asked if it would be ok if he took one home to Anniliza for she loved Jollibees hamburgers. We came back home where we continued some training until 3 PM. Pres. Baccay went home with an appointment for me to meet with him at 2 PM tomorrow. Mae and I lay down and took a nap. Mae woke me about 5 PM and said Tony had called and asked if we could have a lesson on baptism as that is what they are preparing for. We had to quickly prepare but it went well, although we were to long. Tony and Alyn didn’t get there until almost 7:30 PM. Mae visited with Alyn about personal progress while Tony and I visited and Leah finished with some snacks. It was a very enjoyable evening. We got home just after 10 PM.
Tuesday, September 14, 2004
We went walking this morning. We again met the lady that we have visited with before. We thought that her name was Angelina but she corrected us for it is Maria Victoria. We took the Elder Aspinol, Elder Natad, Elder Gibbons and Elder Jensen out for breakfast at Tony’s. After breakfast we brought Elder Aspinol and Natad to our home and held a correlation meeting. After that meeting I took the Elders back to Tony’s where they planned for their baptisms. I went to the bank to cash the checks for the Guimba 1st branch. I came home and took a short nap. This after noon we went out to Guimba where I met with President Baccay and gave him some training. Mae did some visiting while I was there. On the way home Tony text us and said that Kevin had brought some anti-Mormon literature and ask if I would look at it. When we got there he explained that he had read it and found it to be a lot of garbage. We read through some of it and saw that part truths were used out of context, miss quoted and made up. Tony has no trouble with it and we are glad for that. While there we ate dinner to help him out and that saved us fixing it.
Wednesday, September 15, 2004
We got up and went walking; it was cool and very enjoyable. We came home, showered and ate breakfast. We updated a few files on the computer and worked on the programs for Brother Tony, Sister Leah and Sister Alyn’s baptismal. We took a nap, ate lunch and went to San Jose to do our grocery shopping. The phone company had a repairman check our phone and he found out that we had a bad fuse outside in the connection box. Marlyn did extra and washed our bedroom drapes today. They look much better. We stopped at Tony’s and took the programs to him to look over and make corrections for us. We also had him make us a club sandwich that we ate on the way out to Guimba. I met with President Baccay and some of the other leaders to discuss the Branch Family Home Evening on Saturday. After that meeting I met with President Baccay, Sister Villanueva and Sister Emie and we discussed Sister Emie problem with her teeth. I had called Dr. Rosales and she definitely feels she needs to come in. I explained the finance situation and she will do the checkup and consultation free and will keep all other charges down. I again visited with President Baccay about Sister Emie’s financial problems. Mae met with the Young Women (& Young Men) for Mutual. They had been planning a Talent Show for the past 2 weeks and it was to be tonight. They had a large group of youth come. At least 22 and all but 2 were young women. Sister Luz Parinas and her counselor was there and the past young women’s presidency were there. They are all single adults. Several male young adults were there also, plus the full time missionaries stopped in for a few minutes. The talent show wasn’t too successful since most of the youth who signed up (or someone signed up for them) wouldn’t participate. Deng Mactal played the piano while her sister Mary Ann plus AJ and another girl sang about 3 numbers. And Madonna, Jenny Dela Cruz & another girl sang a song. Norberto Corpuz, a returned missionary played a hymn on the piano, but that was all who participated. The Lord helped Mae to think of taking extra things for the youth so in case, some of the youth didn’t participate, so she read a beautiful story and had a fun game which took the rest of the time and the youth seemed to have a good time. They also presented Mae with some letters from the youth and another large decorated paper sign they all wrote a few special words on thanking Mae for her smile, support and help. She had made Texas Cake for them and they liked that also. Mae went visiting with Sis. Villanueva and Sister Emie for a few minutes and then we stopped at Pres. & Sister Cabuyaban’s to give them a framed “Proclamation to the Family” to remember us by and we took pictures and enjoyed visiting with them for a few minutes. They are a special family. We took Emie home on our way. Mae called the health Sisters and ask what we can do about the problem I am having with jock itch. We are concerned about the continued use of the Hydrocortisone. They suggested that we use Nizoral cream. I also called the office Elders to let them know that we are having the same problem with the A/C in the car so will return it to the garage in the morning. We will let them know when we find out anything.
Thursday, September 16, 2004
We got ready and left for Tarlac at 7 AM and then had to come back for some items we had forgotten. We still got to the Honda dealership in time to be first in line. We were there until 11:30 AM as they were checking out the A/C. The problem was a plugged drain line from the condenser. While waiting Mae worked on the computer and I took a nap. A man put a movie on the TV that we got interested in, so we watched the end of it before leaving. We went into Tarlac and met with Elder and Sister Hyer and went out to lunch. We had a very enjoyable time and came close to staying over with them. We had taken a change of clothes in case it took longer with the car repairs. We felt that we needed to come back and visit with Sister Baltazar on our way home. After getting home I texted Roger Silvia about helping us on our computer. He came right over and spent quite a while helping us with it. I had to change the programs for Tony, Leah and Alyn’s baptism programs. We also had to get on the e-mail and send a letter for Sony Cabuyaban. It was late when we got to bed.
Friday, September 17, 2004
We had to hurry this morning in order to pick up the Munoz Elder’s to go to District Development meeting. We were told that we should start the meeting 1 hour early as there would be transfers today. Who ever as we got to the Guimba church a message arrived that there would not be any transfers today. As everyone was there the ZL’s started early anyway. After meeting Mae and I went to the Dr. Office and paid the bills for Noemi. As we came back home, Sonny Cabuyaban texted us and wants to visit with us about the National Family Week and Family History that he has been put in charge. Sister Browning was very upset that he thinks we can help him and wants me to tell him we cannot. I finally told her I would talk to him if she would not say anything. She finally agreed that she would not. We met Sonny downtown Munoz and I thought Mae was going to go back on her promise. Then as we visited she softened and before long was very enthusiastically making suggestions and offering help. She strongly felt that it was not fair for such a job to be given someone on such short notice. Marlyn had dinner ready when we got home. Most of the rest of the day I spent putting my Mannatech supplements into capsules. I am pretty sure that we will have enough product to last us but we need over 600 more capsules. Mae and I watched the movie “Only Once” again this evening. I went to sleep but Mae got up and got on the inter-net and sent Sandi and JaNae a letter. It was 12:30 AM before she came to bed.
Saturday, September 18, 2004
I woke shortly after 6 AM but let Mae sleep until she woke at 7 AM. I had my scripture study and prayers while waiting for her. For breakfast I prepared French Toast and eggs. Marlin came over and washed the car this morning. We got a text from the ZL’s asking us to reprint the programs for Tony and Leah’s baptism; they had left the other out to Guimba yesterday. Mae made two Texas cakes for this evening. We attended Tony’s baptism and I had the privilege of baptizing him. Leah will have to be interviewed by a member of the Mission Presidency before she can be baptized so we are not sure if it will be tomorrow or not. She is quite concerned about it but it is just something that the Elders cannot give clearance on. We stopped and bought LP gas on the way home. It has increased in cost by fifty five pesos. We had to hurry to leave for Guimba so we can set up for tonight. The evening went well and we had a good turnout. They seemed to enjoy the DVD of “Building Faith in Christ”. After the showing President Baccay had both Mae and I give a short talk. We have become very close to many in the Branch and it is hard to leave them. Many expressed their love for us. We got home a little after 5:30 PM and then had to unload. We were both very tired.
Sunday, September 19, 2004
We did sleep in until 6 this morning. It was good to return to the Munoz 2nd branch and see so many that we know. Tony was presented as a new member of baptism and confirmed by President Nieto. He was also presented to be ordained to the Aaronic Priesthood to the office of a Priest. Tony was given the opportunity to bear his testimony during the sacrament meeting. During the opening of Priesthood meeting I had the opportunity to confer the Aaronic Priesthood upon Tony and ordain him to the office of a Priest. The AP’s were there right after meeting and they told us that President and Sister Brimhall were on their way so that President Brimhall could interview Leah. They soon came and the interview was done and approval for her to be baptized was given.  We stayed for the 1st branch’s Sacrament meeting as President Brimhall and Sister Brimhall were attending there. We then came home and got some lunch and went back to the Baptismal for Leah and Alyn. Tony performed the baptism and though it took him three tries with Leah he did well. Leah said that the first 2 attempts just didn’t feel right but she bore testimony of the wonderful feeling she felt the 3rd time. Tiny said he also felt the difference when he did it right. He had no problem doing it with Alan. There was also an eight year old boy, Doncarles Ganzagan baptized by his father following Leah and Alyn. Doncarles was then confirmed a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints. Leah and Alan will be confirmed in Sacrament meeting next week. This evening Mae and I popped some pop corn and played rummy for a while. We then tried to get onto the instant messaging. It took a while but we did make it.
Monday, September 20, 2004
We got up and went walking. After breakfast we tried to get onto instant messaging but were not able. We were very disappointed. I took a nap. Scott called and talked to Mae for a few minutes so that helped Mae feel better over the failure to get through this morning. We met with Sonny Cabuyaban and gave him some information on Family History. Elder & Sister Clark came about 11:30, we visited and then went down to Tony’s for lunch. We had a great time visiting and enjoyed visiting with Tony also. We stopped back at our place for a little while and visited until they had to leave. This evening we went out to Tony and Leah’s for Family Home Evening as Alyn is planning the lesson. Alyn did a very good job, it is amazing how she has progressed and is coming out of her shyness.
Tuesday, September 21, 2004
We didn’t get going to fast this morning so just went walking form our house. After getting home and starting to shower I realized that something was wrong with Mae. When I asked her about I found out that I had hurt her feelings a couple of days ago and it was still bothering her. Besides apologizing to her, I told her that when we had been counseled by Elder La Grand Richards; to never go to bed with feelings, and reminded that that meant both of us. We prepared breakfast and had Elder’s Aspinall and Natad over and then held a correlation meeting. We helped them with a “Baptismal Program” layout, and then Mae got showing them family pictures. Mae swept under the all the furniture in the living room as Marlyn doesn’t do the best job in that area. Time went fast the rest of the day and we soon had to go out top Guimba for a meeting on the “National Family Week” plans. That seemed to go quite well. We got home about 9 PM so while Mae was doing other items I made my journal entry. We often play a couple of games on the computer at night just to unwind. I played a couple and then Mae played a game while I was doing my teeth. I also have been having some problem with an ingrown toenail so I fixed it before we went to bed.
Wednesday, September 22, 2004
We went walking into an area that we have not walked before at the collage. When we came home the Brongay was spraying for mosquitoes, so we paid them P25 or 50 cents and they seemed happy with that. I prepared French toast, pork chops and fried potatoes for breakfast. Marlyn had me help her take the front room curtains down so she could wash them today. We got on the instant messaging with Jeff this morning and that was fun. We were glad that it worked today. We went to the bank and made our monthly draw and then went grocery shopping. Marlyn had dinner ready when we got home. She had the drapes ready to hang, but we were in a hurry to leave for Tarlac. We got there in time to go to OUI Tailoring and get my suit before we went to the Stake Center for an open house to meet the Hyer’s two daughters that are for a few days visit. After the open house we went to McDonald’s with the Maharry’s. We enjoyed visiting with them. It was 8 PM when we got home. Mae had me help her put up the curtains this evening. I then made my entry and that took up the evening. We played a couple of games on the computer before going to bed.
Thursday, September 23, 2004
We were able to go walking this morning. I fixed breakfast and the day just seemed to go by. Mae took a nap while I was working on the computer and later I took a nap while she was on the computer. I texted President Mercado suggesting that we view October General Conference a week after but he texted me back and said that he would have to get the Area Presidency’s permission to do that. Oh well we only have 5 months left before we go home. We went to Tony’s for dinner at 6 PM. He hadn’t been busy all afternoon but had some customers come in after we got there. We always enjoy visiting with them. It really started to rain while we were there. We stopped at President Gajonera’s and gave him some training information that we will be willing to give his branch this next month. We came home and Mae gave me a hair cut. We got on the internet and had a letter from Jeff, Shellie and Georgia. It was good to hear from them. I helped Mae make brownies for the Elders tomorrow.
Friday, September 24, 2004
We took the Munoz Elders to Guimba as we went to Paniqui for District Development meeting. At Paniqui they were preparing to start their National Family Week celebration having the theme “Trace Your Roots”, the same as Guimba’s. Because there were few there President Nadado asked the missionaries if they would attend the opening ceremony. They had invited the vice-mayor and another government official to be the opening speakers. They did very well and gave good addresses. President Nadado then spoke. They had some of the class rooms set up for genealogy and family history training and displays. We then separated and went to the District Development training. Mae had brownies for the Elders after meeting. We got a chance to visit with President Nadado but didn’t make any plans. It was after 1 PM when we got home. We got something for lunch and then Mae laid for a nap while I started a letter to Bob and Mark. When Mae woke I lay down and she worked on the computer. She wrote a letter to our family. I slept for over 1 ½ hrs. We got things ready for the Sylvia’s to come this evening. We bought take out from Tony’s for dinner tonight. Wile Roger and Heidi were here we watched the DVD “Brigham”. The really enjoyed it and it was a fun evening for them and for us. President Brimhall texted us and said our car was in but they had to wait for licensing, maybe by next Wednesday we can go to Angeles to get it and take the old one in. That may be good for we are still having some A/C problems. We sent the e-mail to Mark, asking Bob about staying in their basement for a while after we get home. I also asked them to send us some capsules & some acidophilus.
Saturday, September 25, 2004
We got up early and left for Guimba before 6:30 AM to help with the National Family Week. We showed DVDs and videos all day. We had a fair attendance of members but I didn’t see any non-members. Due to the short preparation time given Sony Cabuyaban he didn’t have time to advertise the event through out the communities. We started cleaning up shortly after 4 PM and left for home about 5 PM. We texted Tony and ask if it was too late to stop in for something to eat. We had egg salad sandwiches with fries. We enjoyed visiting with Tony and Alyn as we ate. He had a family come in just as we were leaving. When we got home Mae laid down for a few minutes so I got things unloaded and the computer set up. I tried to enter my journal but was too tired to think and it had not been long enough for me to lie down after eating. After Mae got up, she took a shower. I had played a few games on the computer to relax and then entered my journal.
Sunday, September 26, 2004
We attended the Munoz 2nd Branch so that we might participate in the confirmation of Leah and Alyn. I was able to confirm Alyn while Brother Nuque confirmed Leah. We were discouraged that Sister Neito didn’t stay and take care of her responsibilities as Primary President and with her not staying her two counselors also went home. If Mae had of felt better I think she would have stayed to help with the children. We came home and took a nap and had some lunch between meetings but went back and attended the full block of Munoz 1st Branch. At the conclusion of the block I stayed for P.E.C. and felt very discouraged at the conclusion. All the meetings are totally conducted in Tagalog and I felt that I had just as well stayed home. I just don’t know if we are doing enough to make any difference. Mae isn’t feeling well and lay down for a few minutes when we got home. We ate some soup and then watched a DVD of “Lady & the Tramp”. Mae went to sleep but I stayed up for a while. Elder Maharry called to let us know he had been released from the Branch Presidency today. Brother Cabuyaban called me to say thanks us for our help yesterday. He also asked if I would transfer P2 to his cell phone.
Monday, September 27, 2004
We were both sick during the night. I was not as bad as Mae. She ran a fever most of the night but felt some better this morning. I mainly had a sore throat and when I gargled with salt water and vinegar it helped a lot.  That may be good as there is possibilities that Marlyn may look for employment abroad and that will give some experience to see if we will have her mother finish the last of our mission with us. We were able to get on the instant messaging with our boys this morning. We did get cut off before we had finished. By the time we got back on all had left except Jeff. I got on with him and played a game of harts. Mae texted Tony and Leah to let them know that we are sick and we wouldn’t come tonight for Family Home Evening. They immediately came over bring some limes for us and asking what they could for us. They are special people. President Brimhall called us to let us know that the Couple Missionaries meeting would be changed to October 6th. Elder Clark texted me, asking about a correction to be made to a membership record. After lunch we lay down and went to sleep. Nita came and gave both of us a treatment. We just relaxed and watched the DVD of “Lady & the Tramp II” and the “Little Mermaid Returns to the Sea”.
Tuesday, September 28, 2004
We were still sick this morning and so mainly stayed down. President Brimhall called to let me know that the car would be in tomorrow. He latter called to give us the time of 11 to 11:30 AM. I did go to San Jose to get some groceries. I have been rather depressed about the work and the activity here. The trip to San Jose had several small discouraging events that didn’t help my attitude. Sister Emmy Baltazar has texted us several times this evening. Mae still had to put her hair up at 9 PM so I played a game on the computer.
Wednesday, September 29, 2004
We got up at 4:30 AM to get ready and leave for Angeles. Sister Baltazar texted us and ask if we could stop on our way. When we did she wanted to know if she could go to Angeles with us, as she needs to look for a place to live for it sound like she is going to get the job there. We can’t take her but we gave her P400 for the bus. We explained that we can’t let people ride in the car except to accomplish missionary work. We stopped at McDonald’s in Capus for breakfast. We got to Angeles in time to check on an Auto Cad program, get the two picture frames we had ordered, check at the wood carvers shop and to get some groceries at the Duty Free Shop on Clark Base before going to the mission office. We got to meet the new Elders and Sister Missionaries that just got here. It was almost noon before the driver from Manila got there with our new car. It is a Toyota Reva, color Lithium (a golden tan). It seems to be a very nice van and handles very well. We stopped in Tarlac at the mall and bought some VHS tapes so that we can have General Conference recorded for us. We were tired when we got home, but while I was unloading Ed and Jimmy came over to see the car and we visited with them for a while. They asked us about having the car christened for that is a custom among the Filipinos when you buy something new. (It now made since as to the car blessing that President Neito had.) We didn’t say anything but that is Catholic tradition not Mormon culture. Marlyn had made us some porridge that we warmed up for supper. I got on the internet and did a reply to Mark, to Jeff and wrote a short letter to all of our children asking for their Wedding dates. We were tired so soon went to bed.
Thursday, September 30, 2004
Both Mae and I slept well. I got up about 4:30 AM and was up for about 1 ½ hr before going back to bed until almost 8AM. I started updating our budget and Mae started getting items to send home organized. We got a message from Sister Amie Baltazar that she got the job and will start training on Monday. There is a problem though; she doesn’t have the finances to get started. I called President Baccay and scheduled a meeting with the three of us. I tried to get her to go to the dentist tomorrow, but when I called and we talked to Dr Rosella she feels that Amie needs to first have a medical examination before she comes in on her teeth, so that is on hold. After figuring the financial needs I had President Baccay talk to President Mercado and there is some concern as to how much will be approved. I left President Baccay with the decision as to what help will be given and told him that if she doesn’t take the job because of finances then what will they do. Oh well I don’t know how to help. I came home quite frustrated, plus the traffic was upsetting today and I don’t feel good. I came home and took a nap. Not feeling well is frustrating in it self. This evening we got one box of items packed in preparation to shipping some things home.


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