Cape Town Mission Field 

 14 August 2019
  Day 612
Wednesday


Today the Firth's took Elder Lare in to have his foot attended to. It was looking very bad and the doctor cut away a lot of dead skin from his heel and told him that if he didn't stay off of it that it might never heal properly and would end up with a gaping hole that would require plastic surgery to fill in.
The Firth's then went to Paarl and Wellington for boarding inspections. They took a smoke detector that just arrived this morning to install in Wellington. That leaves only one boarding left in the mission that doesn't have a smoke detector and Elder Courtright will be installing that one tomorrow in Meadowridge. They also took a coffee table for them to eat on around their couch. They had really scrubbed the place clean. It looked really nice according to Sister Firth.
We finished up a lot of odds and ends at the office. We also made a pot of Chili and invited a few missionaries to have lunch with us that stopped by to pick up their boarding supplies for their zone. We left around 6:00 pm which is unusually early for us.

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