I slept in this morning. but was able to watch the TV news and the morning channel 44 TV shows. i made the old fashion oatmeal mush. While it was cooking, I fed the cats. I walked out to greenhouse five to water the plants there. There is a valve in house two. I turned it on the smallest amount which increased the water flow in house five. I watered most of the plants. I picked two pomegranates. They had begun to open.
Most of the news today is about the elections.
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Sunday: I got up an hour early this morning. I forgot to change the clock. I fed the cats and there is a lot of them.
Monday: After breakfast we watched the morning TV shows. Elisha called and asked us to go to Fillmore. It was eleven when we left Holden. We dropped Elisha at the Fillmore Market. We then went the Bank of Southern Utah where we deposited the money that Carol received from the sale of her car. We then went back to the market. Elisha soon came back. It was to the drug store where Carol bought some greeting cards. We then went home. Carol stopped in front of Elisha's car.
Day light saving time came to an end at two this morning. I got up and checked my Apple device it showed the end of day light savings. I went back to bed. later I got up. I opened the front door. There was about an inch of snow on the lawn. I showered, dressed, shaved and said my prayers. I turned on the TV. The snow had covered the satellite dish. I cleaned it with a long-handled broom. The TV reception was good. I fed the cats. Carol prepared the food for dinner. I made a batch of tapioca pudding. We watched some of the channel eleven program. We went to sacrament meeting. There was not many people there because of the snow and time change.
There was two missionaries there. Each gave a short talk. A few others got up and gave short talks. A few others got up and bore a testimony of the Savior. The Sunday School meeting was pretty good. We went home for a good dinner. We watched more of channel eleven programming. At 4:45 we went back to church where we met with the bishop to declare our donation. We are both full tithing payers.
I was up early this morning. It had snowed some during the night. The TV wouldn't work because of the snow. I cleaned the dish with a long handle broom. I turned on the TV and for some reason there was changing images. I had to shut unplug the TV for about ten seconds. I turned on the local news. After breakfast I cut down all of the hibiscus stems and took them to the compost pile. I then got the large cart. There are two large flowerpots. I put one on the cart and took to the garden west of the garage. I was going to get the other one when a car stopped north of the house. I entered the house through the back door. I told Carol that she had company. She went to the front door. It was Larry and Leslie Peay. Carol's brother and sister-in-law. After a few hugs and handshakes, we went into the front room. We visited and shared memories. I took several pictures.
I drove to Fillmore to buy a 3/4-inch PVC pipe cap. When I got home, I tried to cap the main water to greenhouse five. I bought a one-inch cap. So back to Fillmore I went. I traded for a the 3/4-inch pipe. After lunch I put it on tight. It worked. There was water in house five. I attached a half inch hose bibb and was able to attach a garden hose. I watered most of the plants in house five. I cut hibiscus plants to the ground. A man from Roper's came and made some adjustments to the toilet tank. We see in the morning.
Robert called and said that he had a buyer for our Hyundai. The car has been parked on the driveway in front of our house and recently been covered with snow, with a broom I removed the last of the snow. The car started right up and I drove it around a couple of blocks. No problems. A Mexican saw a car in Robert's yard. The Mexican wanted to buy it. Robert told him that his mother has a car in Holden. Robert asked me to send a picture. I tried and wasn't successful. It soon got dark, and the doorbell rang. It was the Mexican. He didn't speak any English; He had an app on his phone the that translated Spanish to English. I got a flashlight, and we walked out to the car. He checked the oil, looked in the trunk and got in the car. We walked back to the house where he gave us five $100 dollar bills. H got in the car and drove away.
As soon as breakfast was over, we got in the car and drove to Lindon, there was a lot of trucks on the road ahead of us going north. Also, there was a lot of big truck in the south bound lanes. Traffic was pretty heavy once we got into Utah county. Carol drove in the HOV lane and we missed most of the heavy traffic. We pricked up the Batty's and went to the Mount Timpanogos Temple. I parked the car. We had a good session and then took the Batty's back home. We stopped at Sam's Club for groceries, we then headed home. We had trouble passing some of the big trucks that seemed to be racing down the road. Nyleen fixes us sack lunches which we ate on the way home. We got home a little after two.
This evening we had sixteen "trick or treaters" that rang our doorbell.
I had an appointment with my urologist in Richfield. We were then with plenty of time to spare. I checked in and after a short time we were called to the exam room. A little time later when the worker came. He asked me a number of questions. We then drove home. It was 11:30 when we walked into the house. I had a bowl of split pea soup. It was pretty good. After lunch we drove to Fillmore. Our first stop was at Roper's. I bought a half inch cap and some super glue. I fixed Carol's wallet with the glue. I then capped the broken pipe. I turned on the water it started spray all over. The water was coming out a short pipe in house five. I found some more pipe and other parts and was able to fix it,
