I thought it was 2/4 when I started my math earlier. Ugh.

Long workshop today. We were supposed to start at 9 but arrived late. Finished at 5. All told, ~7 hours of training. More on the workshop later.

A stomach flu seems to be going around. I can't remember the last time I had the flu - I always just get colds. Hope it stays that way. Emily B. has come down with it, and Emie is really sick. She was throwing up all last night, and didn't get any sleep. I had to help with some really gross [clean-up] jobs, and almost threw up myself. I think it was just the jobs, though. I'm not sick. But poor Emie is miserable. She spent several hours of the workshop trying to sleep in the van, and couldn't stand without getting dizzy. Emily was out of commission for quite a while, too. Andrew had other stuff to take care of, so that left Ryan, Courtney, Olivia and I to lead the workshop for a brand-new team of 15+ kids, ranging from 7 to 17 years old. Taught End of the Beginning, Be Still, and in the Light. Also two Bible studies - Speech and Life. Our skit on Life ["If you were accused of being a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you?"] was a flop, but oh well. It has potential. Did a 30-minute public speaking class without Emie. I think it went pretty well, though.

^ Ryan (far left) and I (far right) teaching End of the Beginning

Ryan has this thing called the Ryan salute that he teaches every time we (he) do technique. It's so corny, but it seems to work. Random I know, but I don't want to forget it.

Carpal tunnel - too bad it's genetic.

Might write more if I have time later, after some more school and work on my next devo.