They were all dressing in their military uniform and getting ready to start the training. I was helping them get their uniform on and in doing this I needed to tape food to their garments. I was taking this very seriously as I didn't want them to get out there and decide it was too hard because they didn't have enough food.
I was on my hands and knees trying to tape a carton of milk to this woman's uniform - and she kept moving and dodging me. I was crawling around after her trying to attach the milk but she was not convinced she needed it. I assured her she absolutely did and she needed to listen to me. I looked in her eyes and thought "yes she definitely wants help" but her actions were proving otherwise. I was thinking I am not going to waste time with people like this.
Just then I was in another place - with Steve. At our house (old house). I was trying to convince him we needed to move to be in the right place to serve at the training center ... he was not convinced. He said, "But I like it here." I said, "Come, come and I will show you how great this place is and you have a very important job!" He agreed to come and look.
We were outside the property (where I was inside before) and looking over a big property with a large fence around the outside. There was an open entry that anyone could walk through. The house looked really big - like many houses stuck together - all different sizes stuck together.
On the outside (as we walked through the gate) was a big ground that needed taking care of. There was a ladder and a basketball hoop that needed fixing. There was carpet that needed rolling up and storing and big gardens that needed looking after. I told Steve that this was his job.
He was still not convinced but I pushed him. He started to pick up the ladder and got up to fix the hoop ... he was starting to enjoy it. But wasn't convinced we should move.
Then he got the carpet and rolling it up and I said, "Can I help you?" and he said, "No, I can do it..." and I said ok well I have to do other things now..." He said ok and we went on to do what we both were there to do
