James got up this morning and the first thing he did was take his binocular's and go upstairs. Next he came down and went out the back door. He was gone for awhile. When he came back he said he had heard some elk but wasn't able to see them. Instead he saw a dozen mule deer on our property How exciting for him.
After returning from his morning adventure James came in and made us breakfast burritos. I had read on Persnikkity's menu about southwest breakfast burritos and I had asked if we could go into town and get one. James's reply was: "Let me just make some." He substituted sausage for him but included everything else: hashbrowns, eggs, green chili's and cheese. They were delicious!
Denise, my nonmember sister-in-law, texted me this morning and said they had watched the ABC15 special on the Gilbert temple last night and decided they wanted to go so they got tickets for Monday and were wondering if we would like to go with them. I talked to James and we decided we would like to go. We were going down later this week anyway. We are doing a song practice at Mutual so I really don't need to be there. Thinks just worked out perfectly for us to go with them.
James has to go to Cibeque tomorrow to speak and he needs gas in his truck so we went into town today. James dropped me off at Walgreen's while he went over to Panda to order us some lunch. I finished my shopping before lunch was ready to I walked over to Panda. My face has some swelling on the left side but it wasn't bad enough to keep me from going out in public. I hope the swelling is down before church tomorrow though.
When we return home I make some mixed berry jam and put it in the cute jars I got from Ikea. I am giving some to Linda Diewald tomorrow for her birthday. It turned out really good. James and I both love it!
This evening I watched a new Hallmark movie, "From June to January." James only caught glimpses of it because he is still working on his bid.
Facebook finds:
Joshua's chip clip.
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| Kim's visit to the Waffle Love truck has inspired me. |
The Matterhorn in Switzerland
Governor Jan Brewer of Arizona
toured the Gilbert temple and
said it was a place of peace and refuge.
