Day 56 - Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Today concluded our second of four Zone Conferences.  Once a year, the Church asks us to administer flu shots to all willing missionaries.  At each conference we have found different volunteers to administer them.  Today there were three cute sisters from San Jose who graciously assisted us.  Forty-one missionaries later, they were still smiling.  They were our service angels for the day.  

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