23 Nov 2024, Saturday

 23 Nov 2024, Saturday

Prioritized Daily Task

7:00 AM - 6:00 PM - help serve Thanksgiving dinner at Gateway Lehi Stake Center

I got up at 7 AM.  Debbie and I had prayer together.  We responded to Autumn's text asking us to pray for her brother Cameron and his wife and their 5 children.  Cameron has stage 4 colorectal cancer.  Debbie and I took our citric nitric oxide supplement and later ate breakfast.  I read and Debbie and I watched some Come Follow Me from Ether 6 -11 (part 2).   Later I Matthew called.  He and Melodie were in Mexico.  Vickie, Melodie's mother, is watching Madeline, Bella, and Ava.  Matthew wants to get an appraisal on Floyd Nursing Home and asked me to send him the contact information for Ryan Fisher for snow removal from the cabin driveway.  I sent him Carol Reynolds, MAI. phone number 404-768-4440, and Ryan Fisher's phone number, 801-599-4204.  Debbie and I went to Jack's wrestling tournament.  He is in the second grade and won the gold medal in a bracket elimination contest.  Afterward, I dropped Debbie off at the nail salon where Shelby works and she did her grandmother's nails.  I went to the stake center at 5:30 PM to help with the Thanksgiving dinner but there was nothing I could do to help.  The Relief Society sister had everything under control.  I went home and had dinner and read.  I came back at 6:30 PM and went to work.  There was so much food, turkey and mashed potatoes.  I called Abbington Memory Center and when I left about 8:30 PM I took the food to the center.  When I got home I gave Debbie a plate I had fixed for her.  She had already eaten so she put it up to have tomorrow.  I read some and Debbie worked on getting things ready for Thanksgiving next week.  Debbie and I got ready for bed and had prayer.




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