112424, Sunday

Daily Vitals: Weight: 225.3, GMI: 6.8, Steps (previous day) 8,049

Journal Entry

I'm going to try to resume some of the activities I was involved in before my spine surgery. Choir practice today. Plus I'm going to try to manage my on line storage. I've got a lot of documents, emails and photos that I just don't want or need anymore so I'm going to try to delete these and organize the things I want to keep a little better.

We took Cathy to the Insta-care facility in American Fork yesterday morning and she got a prescription for medication that should help with her congestion and child symptoms. As of last night she seemed to be doing a lot better. She really wants to go with me to fill our assignment at the Bishops Storehouse this Tuesday. It's going to be very busy because Thanksgiving day is this Thursday.

Cathy just got up and advised me that she didn't sleep well at all. The Sudafed she got from the pharmacist yesterday was "non-drowsy" and it kept her up most of the night. It looks like they have some night time Sudafed at Target so I'll get some of that for her today and hopefully she'll sleep better.

Come Follow Me 

Ether 11: 8 And the people began to repent of their iniquity; and inasmuch as they did the Lord did have mercy on them.

"The Lord used the math of seventy times seven as a metaphor of His infinite Atonement, His boundless love, and His limitless grace. “Yea, and as often as my people repent will I forgive them their trespasses against me.

Obviously, the Savior was not establishing an upper limit of 490. That would be analogous to saying that partaking of the sacrament has a limit of 490, and then on the 491st time, a heavenly auditor intercedes and says, “I’m so sorry, but your repentance card just expired—from this point forward, you’re on your own.”

Elder Lynn G. Robbins Of the Presidency of the Seventy, April 2018