We are high enough here that the nights are cool, even though yesterday was rather warm. We ate breakfast at our cabin using the food Glenn gave us last night (milk, corn flakes, bread, margarine, orange juice, eggs, apples, jelly). Verle took the computer to Glenn and Sue's to use their wireless Internet.
I spent the morning doing the first job here -- counting the silverware and dishes and cleaning the carts. Verle fixed a flour sifter and swept out all the miniature golf pads.
In the afternoon, Glenn walked us around the Manantiales De Vida (Springs of Life) Camp and explained their setup here.
Glenn enjoyed showing us the five sets of benches that Bruce and Maureen made for them when they visited here in 1987. 
After our walk, Glenn put Fox News on for us. We haven't been able to watch it since Israel, so we it was a treat to see it again. After that, we continued our jobs and rested awhile in our cabin before supper at 9 p.m.
We ate camp food for lunch and supper with Glenn. After supper, Glenn taught us how to use the dishwasher and put things away. They had 80 for supper tonight. It was pretty late by the time everything was cleaned up. Paco does all the cooking alone, but will soon have a helper for the summer. Sometimes the camp has 120-150 guests at a time.
1 comment:
Looks like a delightful little cabin - So glad to see you've spent much of your recent time relaxing as if you were on a "Jeremy & Katherine vacation".
Looks really enjoyable!
Jermark
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