Today was a good day. But I feel like those little old ladies in the play A Christmas Carol. Do you remember them? As soon as Scrooge was determined to be dead, they rummaged through his earthly belongings, looking for useful items to pawn away for petty cash. Or perhaps they would find something useful for their own purposes- mulling over the pile of loot like hyenas at a kill.
It was a good day, like I said. We did apartment inspections in 6 apartments throughout the West Zone in New Taipei City. We fixed broken items, took needed furniture to some elders and brought back superfluous items picked up at various apartments that they didn’t need anymore.
An extra desk and fan. Several extra chairs. A broken dryer. A bag of clothes. A pile of unneeded sheets. An oven.
An extra desk and fan. Several extra chairs. A broken dryer. A bag of clothes. A pile of unneeded sheets. An oven.
Moving unneeded furniture - grateful for the elevator! |
And then I go “shopping” for our sparsely furnished apartment. Whatever is needed for missionary apartments can be found there, so there I shop. And today was exceptionally good.
Missionaries are always grateful when we arrive! |
I did leave the dulcimer at the sisters' apartment, but have plans to later go back and collect that along with the electric guitar with amplifier found in a second apartment. The electric dual foot and calf massager, unwanted in one apartment, was like Christmas to the elders in another apartment. I think we made their day.
Electric leg and foot massager - unwanted junk by one turning into much loved treasures by another. |
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