We have been back in Georgia for five days and are waiting for our "New Missionary" training to start this Thursday night.
  Besides helping unload a truck for another missionary - most of our time have been spent writing letters, making phone calls, and other sorts of correspondence.

Today I had the opportunity to help out at the AIM office (even though we are officially in the support raising phase of our career as missionaries).
  AIM is putting up two cabins that will house 30 people each.
  These cabins will be used by mission participants during their training weeks.
  I was informed today that the goal is to have them finished by June 1^st.
  There are @ 90 people in the first group coming, so I'm assuming some will stay in tents.
  One person mentioned today that AIM was moving up because in the past everyone stayed in tents during training.
  I would love to say that I did a lot, but the truth is - I held a wall.

The best part was being outside in the beautiful Georgia sun.
  All in all it was a good day.