Map Interpretations
Original Map From Amy - her sketch of a yellow bunny peep Reference image for the peep Original map From Scott: It looks like a carpet extractor actually
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Counting Blessings
From Doris: Slowly but surely I am getting stronger. I hope this trend continues since my cancer treatments will remain the same. Paul and I went on five walks this past week. Many of the days we walked a mile. Greer came over Tuesday evening and created a gallery wall in our family room. This particular display has pictures of the Savior as well as of temples. I feel the spirit as I look at this wall. My sister, Jeana, gave us some bonsai seeds. Jeana said that the bonsai plant will grow slowly and she thought I would enjoy watching it grow as I heal slowly. Autumn here in Eagle is gorgeous. I love the bright colors of the leaves. I also enjoy the crisp air. We have a senior health advisor who is helping us navigate through 2026 Medicare benefit packages. Jonathan’s family will be joining us for Thanksgiving. Technology allows us to participate in our church meetings from our own home. Heavenly Father’s patience with me is comforting.
Humor
From Jonathan: I swallowed a bunch of synonyms yesterday. Gave me thesaurus throat I've ever had. From Doris: Lachlan came over yesterday. He saw the sheet covering our tomatoes from frost and announced that we had a ghost. He took the “ghost” off the tomatoes and brought it to me.
Did you know?
From Doris: My first infusion was exactly seven months after we received our mission call. The call came on October 29th and my first infusion was May 29th. Going on walks helps ease my shoulder pain. I have made 29 English paper pieced flowers. I will make number 30 this week and post a picture of them next week. We have walked 751.78 miles as a family to Bristol. We are nearest Plunkett, Saskatchewan, Canada. I love the sound made while walking through fallen leaves. We live close to Kyle’s family and get to spend time with them.