It's been a good day. I slept in really late today, ate fried rice while watching an episode of Daredevil. During, I washed the dishes and after, I cleaned my room and vacuumed the floor. I found out when Dr. Kunam's walk in hours were going to be. I'm going to go tomorrow at 8am to do a walk-in so I can renew my prescriptions. I read my scriptures, talked to dad. Sarah Rebecca also called me this morning and I was so groggy it wasn't even funny. Oh, I also read Jacob's letters to the family and me. I felt bad because I had called him out on his ukulele buying, and so did mom. He apologized to us in the family letter, which made me feel bad. So I sent him another letter telling him that I loved him, hoping he would get it today during his P-day. Dad let me read his letter, which was really nice.
I called Briana for a little bit. She's doing good. It was funny because when I was talking to Sarah Rebecca, I told her mom would be home any minute and right after I told her that, she got home. I told her that I acted like the family dog when people came home, always greeting them and holding their things and taking it upstairs.
I got Miguel's at mom's request, while she worked on setting up doctor appointments of her own. We ate, Mom, Dad and I, but then I had to leave for Deer Creek Ward FHE.
FHE was fun. We played Human Shuffleboard. I taught Spencer Ellsworth, who is a really nice guy, how to do the beginning of the Phantom of the Opera solo on the piano/organ in the Relief Society room. I pinched my left pointer finger while being pushed. But still, very fun time and I got to talk to Chris Chandroo about Sarah. Brother O'Neill gave us a version of how he and his wife met. Sister O'Neill stopped him and told us the animated story because he was getting it wrong. It took them roughly five years to get married from the time they met. I really love those two.
Chris Chandroo told me the story about how he really offended a Asian girl he was going out with by going pee in the woods.
Sarah needed me, and fortunately Anthony was there to help her feel better.
