One Not-So-Typical Day

Today was not what we have found to be a typical day. We went to our office as usual. We didn't have any errands away from the office. We worked on Self Reliance projects instead of being pulled into other random stuff. Elder Oveson went to a meeting with the South Stake presidency while Sister Oveson wrote letters and took care of other "housekeeping" matters with the computer. Traffic was nothing to write about. So, all in all today was a very calm day.

That having been said, we corresponded more with attorneys, both locally and in Hong Kong. We are hoping to be able to start using our Self Reliance Initiative completely SOON! It seems the licensing we have been working on does not appear to be an issue, which is what we thought from the beginning. The various government entities are now saying we don't need a license, since there is no cost to participants. We do, however, have to analyze what are preferred jobs which will help guide people to jobs as well as to what programs to encourage for education.

Our collage today is a variety of large Moto loads. These loads come with many different combinations of passengers and cargo, all of which leave us shaking our heads, or simply being amused. We wonder how they all manage to fit so many or so much on such a, such a small seat, then maintain balance on two wheels as they bounce down the road.