Day one was delightful. Everyone greeted us by name when we arrived. I think they must have been studying our pictures. We had a personal docent that guided us from the "dietary needs" station where we were offered a lovely snack, to the stations for healthcare, transportation, finances. We received our name tags and a great big book with the seminar schedule.
At dinner we met presidents who will serve in Tanner's mission!!! Quito, Ecuador. They are from Bountiful and have two children. We met our counterpart, the president of the Santo Domingo West mission. Love Sister Santos who is from Puerto Rico. She spoke to me in Spanish and told me to "go for it" no matter how I think I sound.
We had a nice chat with Grandpa's cousin Elder Zwick and Elder Klebingat, who we know from the Single Adult Conference in Jacksonville. Lovely people who hug like you are a long lost relative.
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