Here is the cleaning crew after our two hours of cleaning - look we are all smiling. It was a great feeling to be a part of something that made a postive difference.
After stacking tables, putting volleyball nets in tubs and all other general tidying this is the result. The stage is still an ugly place, but at least it is not a hazardous zone for now.
This is the after photo. As I said - only a woman's touch.
This is the before photo. This is what happens when no one cares.
This was how the stage looked before we started.
This is the after photo. As I said - only a woman's touch.
This is the before photo. This is what happens when no one cares.
This was how the stage looked before we started.
3 comments:
What a great gift, you guys are the best! I've had to deal with rearranging and hiding that stuff on the stage, and it was so frustrating. Now if we could just get those black curtains fixed . . . .
Gayle, are any of your kids coming home for Christmas?
Sorry the photos are blurry. I need to care a bit more and change the settings before I snap a shot.
Yes Cindy - Shannon & Brian fly in at noon on Saturday. Fred & I fly to SLC on the 29th for our oldest grandon Richard's baptism. We will see Scott & Cate and Corinne & all her family then.
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