I have no clue what direction I am facing.
Ever.
So, soon after I sent my last post I did some more exploring of LSU campus. I tracked down the LDS Institute on campus. There was nobody there but I found an open door and made myself at home. After a little while some boys came in and I helped them set up some tables for an activity later on that day, which turned out to be a crawfish boil.
I walked up to the line at the table and I noticed that everyone had the top of a cardboard box. My astounding skills of observation totally failed me and I could not figure out what they were for until someone shoved a box into my arms and then filled it with crawfish. Crawfish are like big shrimp. Or little lobsters. You tear off their tail and then pull it apart in a series of steps until you have a delicious little chunk of meat. It's a finger food...a very messy finger food. A very tasty little morsel.
The next day (Wed) the others still hadn't arrived so I went to the Baton Rouge temple and enjoyed another day of relaxation. Everyone else had been working for a week in Beaumont, Texas, because they were unable to get licensed in Louisiana until this week. They all rolled in around 1 AM, exhausted. I do so love my solitude but it was nice to have some company. Very interesting company I might add. They're a funny bunch. Everything is still getting worked out but I should go installing today, I'll let you know how that goes.
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