Dishes and more dishes

You would never dream all the things it takes to put together a new church building. Boxes and boxes of stuff to be unloaded. Chalk and erasers, hymn books, sacrament trays and table clothes, piano's, chairs, clerks supplies, pictures, manuals, and TVs, I could go on and on. Today (Monday, August 25th), our ward had the opportunity of helping to set up the kitchen at the church. It was a lot of work but we all enjoyed it. We helped to wash, dry, and put away dishes for about 400 people. There were also mixing spoons, knives, spatulas, and ice cream scoops all needing to be taken care of.

The Bishop and Brother Jared busy unpacking boxes of plates and bowls.

It's a good thing there was someone tall who could stack the dishes on the highest shelves. Sister Broulim, Jared, Celeste and Cait.
Jared washed all 400 glasses under Sister Broulims strict supervision. Some of them got it twice, (usually because they were dropped). He did a great job. A rare photo of Sister Beazer (someone snuck her camera away from her). She kept Jared's sink full.
Sister Fillmore, Sister Broulim, Celest, Cait, Jared and Bishop (with the door to the fridge)

The shelves are all stocked, the counters are clear, the kitchens are ready for action.

Thanks to all those who helped, Celeste and Blake, Anne, Jared, Cait and Cole, and also those from the 77th ward who helped with the other kitchen.