sunday, 4.9

We sang, "If You Could Hie to Kolob" for the closing song in Relief Society.  I was very grateful for it, as I will not be in RS for another 5.5 months.

3rd day - a gift freely given

I got through my restrooms quickly.  The weather was wet and rainy, so very few people were out and about.  I mopped all the floors, and folded up the bar towels that we use to clean with.

An old transient was at the Drake Park one, with a shopping basket full of stuff and bottles.  He told me that he had had a very successful haul of bottles, and left me two quarters and a hair band on my windshield as a gift, as, he said, he knew that we girls weren't getting equal work for equal pay.

Skyline was shut all winter, with some maintence work.  I gave it a good wipe-down.

2nd day of seasonal employment

I got my uniform tee-shirts, uniform hoodie zip-up sweatshirt, baseball cap and safety glasses.  I watch the rest of the five training videos, and went on the rounds again with my supervisor.

I'm a bit concerned for her.  I sense that there's a sadness. 

Karen will be back on Thursday, so I'll do the routes myself tomorrow.

I went to Freddie's and showed off my uniform. 

Five months and 19 days to go, or 172 days left for the season.

I also got some more bills today.  My husband is preparing the bill for one of his customers, whose remodel was recently finished.  We are hoping he will pay soon.