Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
99th operating temple
Dedicated: 17 Sept 2000
By: Gordon B. Hinckley
Book of Mormon
Mormon 8:14-27
Come Follow Me
Mormon 7
"Believe in Jesus Christ" and 'lay hold upon His gospel."
October General Conference
'Trusting Our Father' Elder David P. Homer
"As we seek to understand and accept God's will, it is helpful to remember that the boundaries between right and wrong are not for us to define. God has established these boundaries Himself, based on eternal truths for our benefit and blessing."
'God Loves All His Children' Elder Gregorio E. Casillas
" The Lord Jesus Christ is the Good Shepherd, and He knows His flock, and the flock knows its Shepherd because 'he calleth his own sheep by name.' He is always calling upon us, and He uses us, His ordinary servants, to help bring His children to Him."
We left for the valley around 6:21, in time to make it through Superior blasting. We stopped at the Circle K in Superior for gas and a tuna sandwich to split. On to Chandler Eyecare where I got my charger cord from Sheri and gave her Evan's birthday card. I also visited with Nancy.
Sheri said Evan had to have a biopsy for something on his neck today. I told her I would pray for him and to let me know the results.
James took me to Kim's next where I am going to spend the day while he does his business stops. Bob, Kim's cat seems annoyed with me. Instead of laying by Kim on the couch, which he normally does this time of day, he gives me a good star and then goes in to the bedroom.
Kim and I watched a new Hallmark movie, "A Mismatched Christmas" I fell asleep at the end. Kim let me sit in her most comfortable chair. Next Kim put on an old Christmas movie so if I fell asleep it wouldn't matter because I had seen the movie before. After awhile I told her I was ready for a new one. We started watching "Our Holiday Story" starring Nikki DeLoach and Warren Christy. We had only watched a little bit of it when James came back from his meeting with Greg Hatch. On the way to Kim's he had deposited a $9,600 check he got from Greg.
Nothing from Daryl Johnson yet. He says his dad is on his way to his home in Alabama and when he gets there he will transfer the money Daryl owes us in to our account. James told him we wouldn't be available after 3 because we would be on our way home. Who knows if Daryl is telling the truth. He makes up lies all of the time.
Before we left Kim's she made us some churro bites left over from the reception on Saturday night. She cooked them in the air fryer and we had caramel sauce to dip them in. They were delicious!
Goodbye and hugs for Kim until Black Friday or what I like to call Christmas tree Friday. It's the day after Thanksgiving when Kim and Brian will come up to our house and put up our tree.
James and I were hungry. James said he wanted to eat at Red Lobster's so we headed for the one on Gilbert Rd. just south of the 202 and north of Germann.
It was nice and quiet and the food was yummy. James ordered his favorite dish, the stuff flounder with broccoli and mashed potatoes. I had Walt's shrimp and some coconut shrimp, broccoli and a baked potato. Everything was delicious, including the cheddar bay biscuits.
We went to Costco to see if they had the Oricle hearing aids which they did not. Since we were close to the 101 we went home through Payson. It's funny because coming home, Vernon is the only place with snow, including the rim where there was a small amount.
We got home around 6 p.m. I blogged and watched a movie while James walked. I watched the election results until it was obvious that Trump was going to win. Tom is always happy when we come home although he always plays it cool. We have another cat we are feeding outside our bedroom door. I have named him/her Sammy because we aren't sure if he's/she's a boy or a girl.
The Cheshire cat
waiting to be fed.
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