It's snowing in Vernon!
One of my friends posted this picture on Facebook. I wish I was there!
"There is no other joy like that of feeling free from sin through the power of the Atonement."
-Neil L. Andersen
James opened an email on my computer this morning because his computer is not working. A prompt came up to call a number saying I may have a virus. I can't get this prompt to go away, so I call the number. The woman on the phone starts telling me I have a virus and all the horrible things that will happen as a result of it. She told me the Microsoft people are talked to a week or so ago were scam artists and I asked her: "How do I know you aren't one?" I asked her how much it would cost for her company to fix my computer and she said $99.99. I said I had my own technician and I wouldn't be needing her companies services. It's hard to know who to trust anymore, but I know I can trust our neighbor, Joe Johnston. He fixed my computer for $20 and told me to cancel Office 365 because I didn't need it.
Today is Taco Tuesday and my turn to choose where we go for lunch. This is what I chose:
I had the sweet pork salad and James had two tacos.
After lunch we did a little shopping at Costco. While I got some groceries James shopped for a new computer. He ended up getting an HP like mine only his is smaller. He got a $100 discount because it was the floor model. I found these yummy snacks:
I am really beginning to like dark chocolate.
Alex came in just I was starting to paint the shelves for Joshua's room. Dad asked him if he would like to paint and he said yes so I gladly relinquished my paintbrush. Later Seth came to help and then dad sent them downstairs to take apart the bunk bed so he could make a bed frame for Joshua.
I missed taking my nap today and I am miserable. I can tell it is towards the end of my Remicade cycle because both my knees hurt and my right knee is swollen. I missed going to our ward's "Harvest Night" for Bishop Lewis but James, Paul, and Michael all went. The bishop gives everyone a list of people that are inactive to visit and then everyone comes back and reports to him. I think it is a great idea and Bishop Lewis does it about once a month. I had planned on going and am sorry I missed the opportunity but James got to be paired with his good friend Dave Miner.
When James got home from Harvest Night he went to Walgreen's to get me some Icebreakers and a diet cherry Pepsi. He is so good to me! As a way of saying thank you I read a chapter from "Trouble in Store." It's getting good. There are a couple of murders to solve.
