Showing posts with label big breakfast. Show all posts
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Thursday, November 28, 2019

Friday, November 22nd, 2019

Denver, Colorado
40th operating temple
Dedicated: 24 Oct 1986
By: Ezra Taft Benson

Jesus Christ, Head of Church
Ephesians 1:22
And hath put all things under his feet, and gave him to be the head over all things to the church,
Book of Mormon
Mormon 4:1-23
New Testament
James 4; 2:1-9 As a disciple of Jesus Christ, I should love all people, regardless of their circumstances.SS: James 3 The words we use have the power to hurt or bless others.


10/19 General Conference
"The Savior's Touch"
Elder Walter F. Gonzalez
"Much like the leper, we can find strength and comfort in this life by accepting His will and knowing that He wants to bless us. We can find the strength to face any challenge, to overcome temptations, and to understand and endure our difficult circumstances. Surely, in one of the most crushing moments of His life, the Savior's strength to endure was deepened as He said to His Father, 'Thy will be done.'"

I read something on my blog from February 9, 2018 that I want to share again: "While reading and studying 2 Nephi 2 I came across this quote in a study guide I am using by Brother Eldin Ricks:
'In Lehi's inspired and profound discourse that comprises chapter 2 we find the theological and philosophical core of the Book of Mormon. Within the limits of this single treatise the prophet explains (a) the hopelessness of man's plight without a Redeemer, v.5 (b) man's dependence upon Christ for his salvation, vs.6-9, (c) the legal demands of divine justice, v.10 (d) the reason for God's allowing evil in the world, vs. 10-13 (e) the story of the fall of Adam and its purpose in opening the doorway to man's mortality in the midst of good and evil, vs. 14-25, (f) man's freedom to attain Eternal Life through the redemption of Christ, vs. 26-29.'"

I love going back and looking at old journal entries and reliving what I've done in the past.

RWC: "By becoming part of the holy order in the premortal world, we entered into a covenant to become Savior's on Mt. Zion to the entire human family, starting with our own families." (p.74)

It snowed off and on today, nothing like the four inches we got yesterday. I made a big breakfast this morning. Hashbrowns, sausage and eggs. It was quite good. And James was probably shocked that I fixed breakfast.

James and I finished the book, "Aunt Dimity Detective," and started the book, "Aunt Dimity Takes a Holiday." I am still reading "Aunt Dimity Goes West."

I got my book shipment ready to mail. Sixteen books at around 47 lbs. James lifted the box and carried it to the car. I can't stop the man. Hopefully it's okay that he's lifting again.

A notary came to our house today so we could sign papers for the closing of our loan. Her name was Peggy Orth. We are so grateful that this closing is finally taking place. Now I wonder how long it will take for us to get our money.

James spoke with Dr. Memon today about the medical mall he has plans to build in Chandler. I'm beginning to wonder if it will ever happen.

Tomorrow is our temple day. I did not have to bake rolls as I had some left over from our Thanksgiving meal in the freezer. I took them out. I am taking some of Kathy Crane's blackberry jalapeno jam along with some strawberry jam to go with the rolls tomorrow.

 This was a video. Kacey asked her if she wanted her
to read a book. Charlie's reply: "Yes" in the cutest
little voice ever!

 James trying to fix the heater to put out in
the pump house. He succeeded!



So very sad.


Joshua is starring in "A Christmas Carol" at his school on
December 3rd. He is going to play Scrooge. His teacher asked if anyone had any old looking quilts they could use. I sent Stacy these
pictures and told her I could bring them down the day of the play.




My "Nannie" made this one.








Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Monday, June 2, 2014

"Be of good cheer,
for I will lead you along."
-D&C 78:18

Jared Ammon and Catherine went on a short run this morning.  They said it was difficult to run because of the high altitude and loose cinders.  Sheri had the same concerns when she was here.  

James and I made them a big breakfast.  We had hashbrowns, eggs with onions and green chilies, turkey bacon and french toast.  They seemed to be very appreciative.  Jared mentioned how good the french toast was.  After breakfast Jared, Catherine and James took off in the Razr for Green's Peak.  About an hour or so later I got a call from James asking me to come and rescue them.  Before I got there he had the Razr fixed.  James rode home with me and Catherine and Jared took the Razr with Catherine driving. 
Jared and Catherine went to town this afternoon to get some groceries.  Catherine is a nice girl.  She is from Tyler, Texas and came to ASU on a track scholarship.  That's how she and Jared met.  She is not a member of the Church.

While Jared and Catherine were gone I read to James from Edenbrooke and we took a nap.  I got up and fixed some taco soup from years supply items and I also paid some bills.   

We had the taco soup for dinner and everybody loved it.  The best thing about it is that everything in it can come from your years supply.  After dinner we taught Catherine and Jared how to play Five Crowns.  Catherine took the game very seriously and took a long time to make her move.  James said it was the longest game he had ever played, but it paid off for Catherine because she won!

Some other happenings today: I called James Mr. Fixit because he fixed the Razr, Darrel's shower and toilet, and got rid of the ants in Sheri's room.  It was 89 degrees today and it was smoky because of the Tank fire near the Black River. 

Monday, July 9, 2012

Saturday, July 7, 2012

James left early this morning to get a new fuel pump for the Ranger.  Polaris wanted to install it for him but that would cost an extra $200 so he said no and came home and installed it himself.  We took the trial run.  It is still missing but now it doesn't lose speed.  Kim, Brian and Joe went on a ride and said it ran good.  I am grateful for a husband that can fix things. 
While James was gone into town I made a big breakfast for everyone.  There was bacon and turkey bacon, fried potatoes, biscuits, and eggs. 
All of the guys help grandpa work outside except Dallin.  Instead he had to go home with Kim.  He has been talking about going home but when it came right down to it he wanted to stay.  James told him he needed to go home. 
I went to Walmart and got a roast for dinner tomorrow.  I just can't seem to stay away from this place.
So far Alex has caught 7 fish in Chocolate Lake.  He is one smart fisherman!
I read to James from our latest Victoria Holt book "Menfreya in the Morning" and prepared the YW lesson on resisting sin.
We sat out on the porch and watched the rain come in, one of my favorite things to do here.
Alex fishing at Chocolate Lake.