Softball, Any One!!!

Saturday, we had a softball game on the rugby field by the Nazarene School off of station. It had been raining most of the morning but the game was played - mud and puddles. It reminded me of baseball in Juneau. We divided into two teams - young and old. Mike played first and I was in outfield. Our team decided to bat from old to youngest, so who got to go first? I did, then Mike. I did get in a couple of good hits. Everyone hit. Ethan and Lydia, our two youngest players made good hits and got onto base. By the time we finished everyone was covered with mud (Dr. Megan going in the mud at first base), some more than others. The doctors are very competitive, but they gave us all a chance to play. It was a great time getting out, enjoying the beautiful weather, and playing softball.

At six o’clock we meet in the park on station and eat s"mores round the campfire. We arrived home at 8:30 p.m. It was a good day for visiting with station family and getting caught up. It is amazing at how involved you get with the job and don’t know what is happening with others around you.