"Let thy bowels also be full of charity
towards all men, and to the household of faith,
and let virtue garnish thy thoughts unceasingly;
then shall thy confidence wax strong in the presence
of God; and the doctrine of the priesthood shall distil
upon thy soul as the dews from heaven.
The Holy Ghost shall be thy constant companion."
-D&C 121:45-46
Last night I took some Nyquil because it felt like I might be coming down with a cold. As a result, I didn't get up until after 5am. James was already up writing a letter. James and I did our scripture reading by the fire.
We left the cabin around 10am making stops at Analee Hunsaker's to take her some Young Women's materials, and the post office.
Thanks James for the picture, scary as it is.
No mail, it has all been forwarded to Chandler.
We also went by Mike and Joyce Malone's. I gave them a January and a February Ensign and told them they would be receiving it from now on in the mail. Joyce was very grateful. Goodbye Vernon, I am not sure when we will be back.
We stopped to get gas in Show Low. We finished our book "Flight of Fancy" about Cassandra Bainbridge.
We were home by 1:30. After unloading the car James took a nap. I worked on my blog until the Sear's dishwasher repairman came. I really liked the guy. He said the only thing wrong was the dishwasher mounts had come out so he remounted it was some blocks of wood he had and charged us the minimal amount. It was actually refreshing to work with someone who was totally honest.
James, Kim and I went to the 6:15 session at the Gilbert temple. We are all fasting for Jared. After our session James and I visited with Steve and Nancy Brimhall, old friends from Snowflake High, and now temple workers.
Two of my favorite people.
We invited Kim to go get something to eat with us but she wanted to go home. James and I broke our fast at Olive Garden.
I had one of my favorite dishes, chicken scampi.
I went to bed with my left foot hurting.
