24 Oct 2024, Thursday

 24 Oct 2024, Thursday

Prioritized Daily Task

Owen James Hobbs' 13th Birthday

Call Jennifer Hibbert at 10 AM

9:00 AM - Breakfast with Alex, Carter, and his brother

email Aany a request for information

Note: 1920 Federal Census, 1920 United States Federal Census for Clyde McColpin, His mother us Laura (my grandmother)

I was up at 6 AM, ad prayer, and sent a happy birthday to Owen.  He and his mother, Rae Lynn, called me later and I talked to him.  Rae Lynn said Brett may come to the A&M board meeting on Nov. 4th.  I texted to Jennifer Hibbert and she called me.  I also talked to Matthew about setting up a meeting with administrative staff at Darlington for Alex to meet with about the graduation software program she sells.  Debbie and I had prayer, showered, got ready, and drove over to Alex and Carter's for breakfast.  They made chocolate chip pumpkin pancakes for us.  I gave them the money to reimburse them for their airline tickets to Georgia.  We had a nice breakfast and visited with them before Carter had to leave for school and Alex had a business meeting.  We stopped and visited with Shirley Hobbs at the Best of State Assisted Living in Provo.  When we got home I finished packing for my trip to Georgia tomorrow.  I emailed Andy a request for information on the nursing homes in GA.  He emailed me back they will get the information to me but right now they are working on reports they have to turn in on the ESOP for the employees.  Debbie is doing well from her surgery yesterday and has gone to Laura's to pick up a book on making sourdough bread.  When she got home we had prayer together and I got things ready for Debbie when I leave. 

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